The Federal Way City Council's ceremony introduced four new police officers and celebrated two promotions within the FWPD, Mayor Ferrell administered the oath to the new officers.

The Seattle University District BIA is seeking a new program manager experienced in partnership cultivation and program management to lead its development efforts.

The Kirkland City Council addressed transportation, fire safety, housing, and recognized a Bike Valet Volunteer Program, while also proclaiming a day of service to honor MLK Jr.

Pierce County K9 officer, Coda, successfully apprehends a suspect, showcasing the effectiveness of the sheriff's K9 unit.

Kirkland firefighters join King County Strike Team 1 to combat wildfires in Southern California, prepared for 24-hour shifts and up to 14 days of deployment.

Councilmember Cathy Moore proposes crowd control reforms for SPD, aiming to limit blast ball use and require mayoral authorization for their deployment.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reminds winter crabbers to report their catches by Feb. 1, even if no crabs were caught, to help manage the fishery.

Seattle Humane will receive 60 cats and dogs from LA shelters to aid in the wildfire crisis, freeing space for displaced animals. The pets are set to arrive via a rescue flight and will be available for adoption post health checks.

Puyallup residents can provide input on a proposed development at the Cornforth Campbell Property via a public hearing or by submitting written comments to the city.

Sarah Rumbaugh, a Tacoma City Council Member, joins the Washington State Shorelines Hearings Board. She brings her environmental advocacy background to the board.

Clark County seeks applicants for the Community Action Advisory Board to represent the fifth district, prioritizing diversity and local funding recommendations.

Clark County is seeking an elected official from district five to join its Community Action Advisory Board for a three-year term, offering a chance for re-election, to advocate for low-income individuals.

Seattle's SPD sees a rise in applications and streamlines hiring, advancing their recruitment campaign with a $2m budget, improved officer welfare, and better remuneration to address the police staffing crisis.