The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries fined WDFW $30,800 for safety violations from a snorkeling incident.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces the Park CommUNITY Fund to address racial and environmental injustice by investing up to $1.5 million in local green spaces.

The Rainier Community Center Garden in Seattle won the 2024 Toro Urban Park Innovation Award, receiving a $50,000 grant for its efforts in urban agriculture and community engagement.

Seattle Parks and Recreation has announced the commencement of the Hiawatha Community Center stabilization project by Optimus Construction, aimed at improving accessibility and safety.

Seattle City Light has been recognized as a 2024 Tree Line USA utility by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to urban forestry and reliable electricity service.

Bitter Lake Community Center introduces new spring programs including Kid Zumba, Adult Zumba, nature walks, Pickleball 101, English language class, and a coffee social.

Seattle's Pathway of Lights event successfully took place despite rain, featuring lights, performances, and a surprise visit by Olaf, while also collecting food donations for charity.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is offering scholarships for various community programs, aimed at individuals and families with limited financial resources, including seniors and the disabled.

Seattle's Bike Mobile offers free and low-cost bike maintenance services at City Hall Park to support local cyclists and promote sustainable transportation.

Seattle's Summer Camp programs for kids 5-12 are opening registration, with various pricing options and scholarship opportunities available for financial assistance.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites locals to spring activities, with programs for all ages, special offerings for adults 50+, activities for people with disabilities, and scholarships for those in need. Registration starts March 5.

Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities, including community centers and pools, will be closed this Thursday for staff training, while some outdoor attractions remain open.

Seattle Parks and Recreation will host a public hearing on March 14 to discuss the expansion of off-leash dog areas, with plans for new parks in West Seattle Stadium, Othello, and Ravenna Park.