Seattle's Little Saigon is preparing to open a new park this summer on S. King Street with a variety of community spaces, despite construction challenges due to poor soil conditions. An art piece by Kalina Chung will be featured at the entrance.

Seattle Parks and Recreation encourages residents to care for local parks through proper trash disposal, staying on trails, leashing dogs outside off-leash areas, volunteering, and reporting maintenance issues.

Seattle plans to introduce Restricted Parking Zones (RPZs) near the future Judkins Park light rail station to prioritize resident parking over commuter parking, with a public survey seeking feedback on the proposal.

The U.S. Coast Guard has launched a new alert system to prevent whale strikes in Washington's Salish Sea, with the help of a "cetacean desk" to inform ships of whale sightings.

Seattle Parks and Recreation seeks early childhood education programs for Madison Park Bathhouse and Victory Heights Shelter House, with a submission deadline of March 13, 2024.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites community input on February 24 for the Ward Springs Park play area redesign, emphasizing safety, accessibility, and ADA compliance.

Seattle's Ursula Judkins Viewpoint is being updated with input from a community meeting. Residents contributed ideas for new paths, parking, and environmental restoration. The master plan reflects these suggestions and promises park enhancements.

A Seattle couple visited all 63 US national parks, naming Grand Teton as the best. They survived a plane crash during their travels, documented on social media, offering their top picks and inspiring travelers.

A celebration is set for the new lighting and accessibility upgrades at Judkins Park in Seattle, coinciding with preparation for the future Judkins Park Light Rail Station.

Seattle is enhancing Lake Washington Boulevard with new connections and accessibility features, involving crosswalks and ADA-compliant paths, in a partnership between SPR and SDOT.

Seattle Parks and Recreation partners with the YMCA to provide free swim lessons to qualifying children through the Swim Seattle 2024 initiative starting Spring 2024.

The Kite Café will take over Golden Gardens Bathhouse food operations, offering east-coast style sandwiches and beach-friendly snacks starting in May.

Seattle's Little Saigon Park is preparing for its June opening with cultural events and a children's play area, following challenges such as soil issues and design changes.