Washington state is set to receive $105.6 million from the national Purdue Pharma settlement to fight the opioid crisis, as announced by Attorney General Nick Brown.

The Tacoma City Council seeks applicants for six Human Services Commission vacancies, emphasizing diversity and experience with human services programs.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposed a $2 million bridge loan to support a public housing developer, emphasizing housing diversity and affordable options for residents.

Snohomish County Adult Recovery Court celebrates the graduation of its 1,000th participant, crediting the program with changing lives and improving the community.

The Corporations and Charities Division of the Office of the Secretary of State in Washington is relocating to Tumwater on June 18, with a brief service interruption during the move.

Washington State legislators oppose Trump's immigration tactics and assert state control to protect local communities and rights.

Seattle City Councilmembers call for peaceful protests ahead of weekend demonstrations, emphasizing First Amendment rights and the importance of maintaining public safety.

Washington's political leaders challenge President Trump's claim of federalizing the National Guard without state consent, affirming local rights, and calling for peaceful protests.

Pierce County Human Services is seeking diverse candidates for its advisory board on homelessness, aiming for a comprehensive strategy. Applications are due by July 7.

Washington State leaders oppose President Trump's National Guard federalization, defend state autonomy and immigrants' rights, and support peaceful protests.

Washington AG Nick Brown joins a multistate lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's attempt to revoke California's vehicle emission standards waiver.

The WDFW has announced the 2025 recreational crab-fishing season dates for the Puget Sound, mirroring the 2024 seasons, with specific area closures aimed at conserving crab populations.

A federal court ruled that President Trump's deployment of the National Guard in California without gubernatorial consent was unlawful, a decision Governor Ferguson of Washington publicly supported.