Scott Peters elected as judge of Pierce County Superior Court's Department 9, replacing retiring Judge Edmund Murphy, to begin duties on Jan. 13, 2025.

Lynnwood Council Member Julieta Altamirano-Crosby resigned to become a Snohomish County PUD Commissioner, reflecting on accomplishments and receiving praise from the mayor for her service.

Kiara Daniels is appointed Deputy Mayor of Tacoma, celebrated for her extensive community service and initiatives in affordable housing, economic development, and cultural programs.

The City of Tacoma and OMWBE are hosting a workshop to help minority and disadvantaged business owners obtain OMWBE certification on January 23, 2025.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department commemorates Deputy Daniel McCartney, who died on duty seven years ago, reflecting on his service and legacy as an officer, veteran, husband, and father.

Rebecca Reeder is elected to Pierce County Superior Court's Department 4, succeeding the retiring Judge Chushcoff, with her tenure beginning January 13, 2025.

The article discusses the potential dangers of using candles, citing data on fire incidents and offering safety tips from the Washington State Fire Marshal's Office to prevent candle-related fires.

The WDFW is banning wildlife rehabilitators in Eastern Washington from accepting deer, elk, and moose from Jan. 7, 2025, to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease.

Tacoma seeks volunteers to draft "For" and "Against" statements for the Streets Initiative II ballot measure, including tax increases for street maintenance.

Marysville seeks a new Planning Commission member. Applications due Jan. 24 with reviewing starting Jan. 27. The appointed member will serve until August 2029 and must pass a background check.

Lakewood's Neighborhood Connections program promotes civic engagement through local associations, with five neighborhood meetings scheduled in January.

Mayor Jon Nehring is set to deliver Marysville's State of the City address, discussing 2024 achievements and 2025 plans, with a Q&A session to follow.

Mayor Jon Nehring will give the State of the City address in Marysville on January 28, reviewing 2024 achievements and future plans, followed by a Q&A session.