The Washington AG is suing FPI Management and owners of five apartment complexes for deceptive practices affecting seniors and seeking restitution and penalties.

Tukwila is hosting a virtual session on June 25 to educate citizens about critical area regulations and environmental stewardship, featuring Urban Environmental Specialist Heidi Watters.

Clark County seeks a volunteer park host for Moulton Falls Regional Park to maintain the area and assist visitors, with housing provided and potential for role renewal.

Washington state leaders oppose President Trump's activation of the California National Guard against the state governor's wishes, stressing the importance of peaceful protest and local law enforcement autonomy.

Seattle has completed pedestrian and bike improvements on Pike and Pine streets, including new bike lanes and public art, enhancing safety and downtown accessibility.

WDFW is seeking applicants for the Wildlife Diversity Advisory Council to guide non-game species management, with at least one-third new members expected. Applications are due by July 15, 2025.

Washington State proposes new rules to increase tug escort requirements for certain tankers in Puget Sound, aiming to prevent oil spills and protect the maritime environment.

The WDFW acquired the Sekiu boat launch to preserve access to the Strait of Juan de Fuca, supporting local recreation and economy without additional usage fees.

Tacoma's Minority Business Development Agency Center is closing due to a terminated federal grant, despite Mayor Woodards' concerns about the impact on local minority businesses.

Clark County's new Agricultural Advisory Commission will hold its first meeting on June 23, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options. The commission aims to facilitate communication between farmers and government bodies.

Washington's DNR sends over 200 firefighters to help combat wildfires in Alberta and Saskatchewan, emphasizing the importance of transnational aid during wildfire season.

The Tacoma City Council has adopted the South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan, aimed at promoting development and sustainability through community-driven initiatives including tree planting and economic growth.

The State Fire Marshal's Office emphasizes the importance of installing home fire sprinklers to reduce fire-related deaths and property damage, with Washington State observing no fire fatalities in sprinklered buildings in 2024.