WDFW sets 2024-25 coastal steelhead fishing regulations with season open from Dec 2 to Mar 31, requiring selective gear, mandating release of wild steelhead, and discussing the species' conservation amid moderate extinction risks.

Kent Police acknowledged reposting an inflammatory image on social media as a mistake and removed it after being up for over 36 hours, following media contact and public backlash.

University of Washington landscape architecture students collaborate with Schmitz Park Creek Restore to revitalize the park's connection to Puget Sound.

The International Special Review District Board in Seattle announced election results, with Jade Yen and Samantha Wong winning positions, as the community votes to preserve its cultural heritage.

Pierce County Elections certified a 76.73% voter turnout in the November General Election, with a preference for ballot drop boxes and an average voter age of 51 years old.

Redmond Police Department in Washington State received FAA approval to fly drones beyond the pilot's line of sight, no longer requiring a ground observer. This milestone follows rigorous testing and coordination with the FAA and tech providers.

The 2025 white sturgeon fishing season in sections of the Columbia River begins January 1st with structured dates and harvest quotas to ensure sustainability.

The McKinley Hill neighborhood is displaying temporary art installations as part of a revitalization project funded by an NEA grant, featuring local artists' work.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs a $8.3 billion budget for 2025-2026, prioritizing public safety, housing, and economic recovery, while Councilmember Strauss acknowledges record investments despite a significant deficit.

The Seattle City Council's 2025-2026 budget supports an equitable economy, focusing on innovation, inclusion, and bridging the racial wealth gap with a $31 million annual allocation to the OED.

The City of Tacoma is looking for volunteers to join its Commission on Immigrant and Refugee Affairs, aiming to enhance community engagement and support for these groups.

Puget Sound Energy is working to restore power for customers after a bomb cyclone in Washington, with extended outages due to further grid damage discovered by crews.

The Pierce County Canvassing Board in Tacoma is scheduled to review and certify the November 5 General Election ballots on November 25 and 26 at the Pierce County Election Center, with public attendance welcome.