A court ruled in favor of 13 states against the Trump administration's block of EV charging station funds, ordering the resumption of their disbursement.

The 2025 Point-in-Time count in Snohomish County showed a 1.8% decrease in homelessness, with 1,140 people reported as homeless, reflecting shifts in demographics and shelter usage.

Rep. Timm Ormsby criticizes the Trump administration's federal policies, citing their negative impact on Washington's economy and advocating for vigilance and preparedness in the state's financial planning.

Everett City Council passed amendments to the city's comprehensive plan and development regulations to shape urban growth until 2044, effective July 8, 2025.

Pierce County funds an extended detox program at MDC to combat opioid overdoses, allowing up to 10-day stays for better stabilization before long-term treatment.

Bellevue is launching the Office of the Grand Connection to enhance the city's main pedestrian corridor and oversee the Grand Connection Crossing bridge project. Nathan Torgelson will lead the office from June 30.

Snohomish County property owners will receive new assessment notices with an average increase of 6.26% for residential and 2.68% for commercial properties.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson reports a projected $720 million state budget shortfall over four years, citing external pressures such as federal policies and tariffs. He emphasizes fiscal responsibility and resilience, despite challenges.

Seattle's City Attorney proposed a $1,000 fine for graffiti to curb vandalism, with the City Council's support, allowing restitution or community service as alternatives.

Sidewalk repairs on Tacoma's Ruston Way are scheduled from June 25 to July 2, with traffic controlled by flaggers and potential weather-induced rescheduling.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell orders reforms to streamline the city's permitting process for housing and small business development with the establishment of the PACT Team.

Washington State's DNR and USDA Forest Service found 545,000 acres of damaged trees in a recent aerial survey, a slight increase from last year, with particular concerns over silver fir beetle and Western Spruce Budworm outbreaks.

Bellevue City Council adopted land use changes to shape Wilburton into a mixed-use neighborhood and held ethics training for council members; the city also recognized Juneteenth.