Seattle Councilmember Morales Proposes Bold Transportation Levy for Enhanced Traffic Safety
Seattle Councilmember Tammy J. Morales proposes a transportation levy focused on traffic safety, responding to local and national road safety concerns. The plan emphasizes the need for bold investments to protect citizens.
Washington State's Commercial Aviation Work Group to Hold Inaugural Public Meeting in Tumwater on July 11
The Commercial Aviation Work Group in Washington will hold its first public meeting on July 11 in Tumwater and online, discussing aviation's future, technology, and environmental stewardship.
Kirkland Officials Reinforce Fireworks Ban Ahead of Independence Day, Prioritize Safety and Legal Compliance
Kirkland officials remind residents that as Independence Day approaches, all fireworks are banned in the city, a rule in effect since 1999, also covering sparklers and smoke bombs. Police will enforce this law strictly.
Seattle Information Technology Champions Diversity and Digital Equity During Pride Week
Seattle Information Technology is spotlighting its efforts on diversity and digital equity during Pride week, focusing on accessibility and racial and social justice in line with the Internet for All Resolution and Technology Matching Fund.
Seattle to Celebrate Milestone 5th Anniversary of Domestic Workers Ordinance with Festivities at Pratt Park
Seattle celebrates the fifth anniversary of its Domestic Workers Ordinance on July 1, 2024, recognizing advances in labor rights for nannies, house cleaners, and other in-home workers with a Pratt Park event.
Seattle Welcomes Warmer, Sunnier Days as National Weather Service Predicts Pleasant Weather Leading to Independence Day
Seattle's forecast predicts sunnier days ahead with clear skies and highs around 71-74 degrees, though nights remain cloudy. A slight chance of showers on Sunday, but mostly clear, sunny weather is expected into the Fourth of July.












