Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison proposes a law to fine street racers $500, aimed at improving public safety by curbing the trend of illegal racing and vehicular stunts.

The Seattle City Council approves a measure to equip all police vehicles with license plate reader technology to tackle crime, mandating strict data privacy protections.

Former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz came out as gay in an interview, amid facing harassment allegations and leaving his position. He is considering a role at the Austin Police Department.

Johnson & Johnson settled an opioid lawsuit with Washington state for $123.34 million, as reported by the Attorney General's Office. Funds are for opioid crisis efforts.

Seattle's Hamilton International Middle School will require students to lock their phones in Yondr pouches to curb classroom distractions starting this September.

The WSP Enumclaw Detachment recently relocated from a shared building with WSDOT to a new address, spurred by growth needs. The move aims to improve service in the community.

Attorney General Bob Ferguson reaffirms his support for reproductive rights after the Supreme Court's decision regarding mifepristone, emphasizing the commitment to ensuring access in Washington despite ongoing legal battles.

Seattle police arrested a 17-year-old male in connection with a fatal shooting on May 25th at Pioneer Square. The suspect was booked for investigation of murder.

Attorney General Bob Ferguson joins the DOJ and 20 attorneys general in a lawsuit alleging Apple has created an unlawful monopoly in the smartphone market.

Snohomish County launches a Law and Justice Dashboard to boost transparency in the legal system, integrating data from law enforcement and prosecutors, with partnerships including Microsoft and CUNY.

Seattle students, led by Franklin HS senior Natalya McConnell, are urging city officials to reallocate funds toward mental health support in schools following a shooting tragedy.

Brad Harwood has joined the Seattle City Council as the new communications director, bringing over a decade of experience from his previous role in Bellevue and his work within the Metropolitan King County Council.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs legislation enabling expedited demolition of hazardous vacant buildings for improved community safety and emergency response.