Attorney General Nick Brown and 23 states sued HHS over the termination of $11 billion in public health grants, impacting health services and preparedness.

Tacoma City Council supports federal employees against an executive order that curtails their collective bargaining rights, viewing it as an attack on workers and a threat to society.

Bellevue is seeking residents to fill board and commission vacancies related to environmental, transportation, and park strategies. Volunteers must apply by April 14 and serve four-year terms advising city policies.

Bellevue seeks volunteers for key boards and commissions to advise on city policies in areas like environmental services, parks, and transportation. Applications are open until April 14.

King County Metro will resume fare enforcement on March 31st, focusing on high-ridership routes, with 30 officers ensuring compliance, as fare revenues are crucial for the transit system.

Logan Rusk, an enthusiastic equipment servicer for Seattle City Light, manages vehicle reservations and maintenance while cultivating a newfound passion for skiing and enjoying a positive work culture.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet in Olympia from April 3-5 to discuss various wildlife management topics, with public access both in-person and online.

Renton Police Department encourages residents to report suspicious activities and prioritize public safety through community engagement and 911 calls.

Tacoma raised the Transgender Pride flag at city landmarks on Transgender Day of Visibility, signaling the city's support for the transgender community.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs new legislation to protect LGBTQ+ individuals' rights to gender-affirming and reproductive health care, responding to federal policies seen as hostile.

The Seattle Department of Transportation is improving the city's freight network with enhanced funding and partnerships, aiming for safer, more efficient goods transport.

Bellevue is seeking applicants for vacancies on city boards and commissions; volunteers will advise on local policies and services with an April 14 deadline to apply.

The DNR is sending 55 firefighters and resources to aid in fighting wildfires across multiple states, highlighting the importance of interagency support.