Seattle Public Utilities marks the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act, celebrating the ongoing commitment to providing clean and safe tap water to 1.6 million people in the region.

Redmond introduces a new fee system for businesses using public space, affecting outdoor dining and construction. Effective January 1, 2025, fees will be based on the area occupied.

The US Coast Guard Cutter Healy returned to Seattle after a 73-day Arctic mission, conducting scientific research, training exercises, and emergency response drills.

The Tacoma Arts Commission awarded $148,000 in grants to support 21 local arts projects promoting cultural diversity and engagement across Tacoma neighborhoods.

Seattle Police Department prepares for leadership changes with Deputy Chief Eric Barden retiring and Assistant Chief Yvonne Underwood stepping up as Acting Deputy Chief.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office warns residents about a rise in holiday thefts through a playful anecdote about a mischievous "Elf on the Shelf" named Clark causing disturbances.

Westcott Francis-Curley of Seattle pled guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, involving defrauding his employer, a disaster relief program, and an ex-partner.

Ryan Mello announced his leadership Cabinet for Pierce County, comprising both seasoned officials and new appointees, preparing for transitions in county management.

The WDFW has introduced the Salmon Fishing Current blog to keep users informed on the North of Falcon process for setting salmon seasons and related fishing updates in Washington State.

Sheriff cadet Mckinley Willhite graduates from the Seattle Teen FBI Academy and aims to join the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department, as celebrated in the PCSO Blotter.

James Alberson, Jr. has been elected as Renton City Council President for 2025, bringing experience from various city roles and a strong business background.

The Washington State Patrol is coordinating with agencies in Grant County for an anti-DUI initiative, "Night of 1,000 Stars," to enhance road safety by targeting impaired drivers.

Bellevue City Council approves the acquisition of a 12.2-acre property to protect local ecosystems and enhance the "city in a park" with more green space.