Bellevue's City Council extends the Safe Parking Program, which aids homeless families, through 2026 due to its success in transitioning many to stable housing.

The Eastside Climate Partnership launched Solarize Eastside to increase solar energy use in local homes and businesses across six cities. The program offers free solar assessments and installation at reduced costs until July 4.

Tukwila, WA hosts a free recycling event for residents to drop off electronics, appliances, and other household items responsibly on March 22 at the Tukwila Community Center.

Seattle's DEEL has expanded the Child Care Assistance Program, helping families save on childcare costs for kids up to 12 years old, with applications now open online.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office increased traffic enforcement on Canyon Road in February, issuing 1,090 tickets, including 686 for speeding and 5 DUIs, as part of a community-responding safety initiative.

The Kirkland City Council recently discussed the RapidRide K Line project, zoning for middle housing, and community safety, with further talks to occur on March 18, 2025.

The City of Sammamish conducts annual inspections of nearly 200 private stormwater systems to ensure they comply with local regulations for runoff control and water quality.

Patti Jackson became Interim Police Chief in Tacoma, with a focus on strengthening community relations and public safety; her swearing-in date is to be announced.

Pierce County is developing a five-year plan to tackle homelessness, aligning with Washington State's goals and including community engagement and diverse stakeholder input.

Washington and Rhode Island AGs condemned AG Pam Bondi's threats to fire DOJ staff over political beliefs, asserting such actions are illegal and a threat to justice.

Pierce County has launched a $70,000 environmental grant program for watershed improvement, accepting diverse applicant proposals until April 30, 2025.

A coalition of attorneys general obtained a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from cutting NIH funding for health research, as per the Washington State Attorney General's report.

Washington's Attorney General sues Renton Collections for not informing consumers of their rights related to medical debt, seeking restitution and fines.