Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison proposes a law to fine street racers $500, aimed at improving public safety by curbing the trend of illegal racing and vehicular stunts.

A 15-year-old has been arrested in Seattle for a Mount Baker neighborhood homicide, suspected of shooting a 22-year-old man. The investigation is ongoing.

Scarecrow Video in Seattle faces potential closure without $1.8 million in financial aid to continue operating and pay staff living wages; it's a vital cultural institution for cinephiles.

A suspect was critically wounded in a deputy-involved shooting in Pierce County following a domestic violence call; deputies are on leave during the Pierce County Force Investigation Team's inquiry.

San Francisco's Juneteenth forecast predicts clear skies and a peak of 73°F, with a northeast wind picking up to 13 mph before noon. Evening conditions remain clear with a low of 54°F.

The Seattle City Council approves a measure to equip all police vehicles with license plate reader technology to tackle crime, mandating strict data privacy protections.

Redmond Police launched the "Take Me Home" program, a registry aiding officers in quickly assisting individuals with cognitive disabilities during emergencies.

Former financial TV analyst James Arthur McDonald Jr. was arrested on charges of multimillion-dollar fraud and faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. His risky investments led to significant client losses.

Enchant Christmas is returning to T-Mobile Park in Seattle, with tickets for the Christmas Light Maze and seasonal activities going on sale in July. The event is a cherished local tradition offering various holiday attractions.

The "Belltown Hellcat" driver, Miles Hudson, has been fined $83,000 by the city of Seattle and might face additional daily penalties for ongoing noise violations. He also faces stalking and harassment charges.

Former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz came out as gay in an interview, amid facing harassment allegations and leaving his position. He is considering a role at the Austin Police Department.

WSDOT announces SR-108 closures near Kamilche during July and August for culvert replacements to facilitate fish passage, with detours via US 101, Mud Bay, and SR 8.

Kirkland's annual 4th of July parade is back for its 25th year, calling for volunteers to assist with festivities including a Kids' Decorating event and managing the parade route.