Seattle Achieves Sustainability Milestones, OSE's Year of Progress in Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Equitable Initiatives
Seattle's OSE recaps a year of environmental initiatives, including progress in reducing emissions, grants for energy-efficient buildings, and electric vehicle infrastructure expansion, aiming for a sustainable future.
Everett City Council Approves New Downtown Multipurpose Facility, Providing Economic Boost and New Home for AquaSox
The Everett City Council has approved the construction of a new multipurpose facility downtown, which will serve as the Everett AquaSox baseball team's new home and host community events.
Chronic Wasting Disease Detected in Additional Deer Near Davis Lake and Spokane County, Warns Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
WDFW reports four new chronic wasting disease cases in white-tailed deer, raising Washington's total to six, with potential for more as testing continues.
Seattle Councilmembers Urge for More Transit Security Funding After Fatal Stabbing of Metro Bus Driver
Seattle councilmembers Kettle and Saka are advocating for more transit security funding after the fatal stabbing of bus driver Shawn Yim. They stress the need to ensure public safety and call for cooperation with regional authorities.
Renton City Council Unveils Visionary Comprehensive Plan for 2024 Amidst Winter Program Registrations and Civic Academy Launch
Renton City Council adopts a Comprehensive Plan for 2024 after extensive community involvement to guide growth and address issues such as affordable housing and transportation for the next 20 years.
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell Vows to Boost Transit Safety Following Metro Bus Operator's Tragic Death
Mayor Harrell expressed condolences for the murder of Metro bus operator Shawn Yim and promised to improve transit safety after a transit levy passed, allocating $9 million for enhanced security.












