Daniel McCoy works at Seattle Human Services as a Care Coordinator, assisting the elderly and disabled in King County, adapting to increasing mental health needs.

The Tacoma City Council approved the Home in Tacoma zoning and standards package to increase housing affordability and sustainability, including new Urban Residential zones for diverse housing types.

Seattle Public Utilities commits to continuing glass recycling after a local bottle maker closes, seeking new markets and urging residents to keep recycling practices.

The Seattle City Council's Select Budget Committee approves the 2025-2026 budget proposal, focusing on affordable housing and public safety, moving it to the final vote.

The Preliminary 2025-2026 Biennial Budget for Lynnwood includes $145 million in revenue and $143 million in expenses, involving community engagement, and may lead to increased property taxes.

The Seattle City Council's Select Budget Committee, led by Councilmember Dan Strauss, will vote on the 2025-26 budget, including tax legislation and capital gains proposals.

Pierce County opens applications for the 2025 Conservation Futures Grant on December 2, with funds to preserve open spaces such as parks and farmlands.

Pierce County allocates $750,000 to enable a senior community to buy their mobile home park, preserving affordable housing and establishing resident control.

The Bellevue City Council discussed the 2025-2026 budget and updated the Affordable Housing Strategy, aiming for 5,700 units in ten years, reflecting a commitment to inclusivity and growth.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell issued an executive order to improve public safety and health, citing success in reducing crime and emergency calls through the Downtown Activation Team.

The OED's website has been updated to improve user experience with a cleaner layout, reorganized content, and multilingual support, based on user feedback.

Seattle Public Schools is seeking public input on a synthetic turf field for Lincoln High School, with a meeting on November 20 to discuss site evaluations and feedback.

Seattle Councilmember Rob Saka introduces a budget amendment to improve pothole repairs and increase accountability in the SDOT's maintenance efforts.