The Seattle Urban Forestry Commission is looking for new members to help manage the city’s tree canopy, with positions available for experts in various fields.

The Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections updated their guidelines to simplify the permit process, including changes for construction permits, tree codes, and site plans.

Seattle Home Fairs will offer free advice on various topics including landslide preparation and rental rules, with in-person events scheduled for October 2024.

The article discusses the challenges faced by children in the child welfare system during back-to-school periods and highlights the crucial advocacy provided by CASA/GAL volunteers to support their educational needs.

The King County Sheriff's Office will implement a revised vehicle pursuit policy on August 1, allowing pursuits for dangerous felonies, including DUIs, following legislative changes.

The Big Day of Play event in Seattle, hosted by Seattle Parks and Recreation, offers entertainment and activities aimed at community bonding and wellness on August 17.

Seattle Police arrested four men for a smash and grab burglary in Belltown; suspects now face 2nd-degree burglary charges.

The article details a stretch of sunny weather in Seattle with clear skies and high temperatures reaching the 80s, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Kirkland welcomes new ACO Angela Arnold, who will meet locals at Juanita Beach Park to answer questions about pets and laws, and discuss her role, including returning lost pets and investigating animal cruelty.

The Pierce County Auditor's Office reports that voters' pamphlets were delayed but are now being distributed, with online and pickup options available.

Due to inflation impacting project budgets, Seattle's SDOT has paused certain projects to prioritize Levy to Move Seattle commitments, including some Southwest Seattle greenways.

A new scam in Seattle targets pet owners with fake calls from the Seattle Animal Shelter, asking for upfront payment for the emergency treatment of their lost pets.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a hybrid meeting to discuss land transactions, budget requests, and updates on fish and wildlife management.