King County Invests $755,000 in Hunger Relief Efforts, Bolstering Local Food Systems and Organizations
King County granted $755,000 to support local hunger relief organizations after a federal funding cut, aiding various groups in improving their food storage and distribution capabilities.
Seattle City Attorney Sues Glock for Handgun Design Enabling Conversion to Machine Guns Amidst Rising Gun Violence
Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison sues Glock and local retailers for enabling easy modification of guns into machine guns, amid rising gun violence and recoveries of "Glock switches." The lawsuit argues for design changes to improve safety.
Costco Enforces Exclusive Early Access for Executive Members, Sparks Debate on Membership Tier Benefits
Costco implements strict enforcement of exclusive early-shopping hours for Executive Members, with Gold Star and Business members no longer allowed during these times. The policy aims to incentivize the higher $130 membership tier.
Tacoma's Fred Meyer on 72nd Street Closes, City Officials Address Community Concerns and Seek Equitable Food Access Solutions
Tacoma's Fred Meyer on 72nd Street closure deeply disappoints residents and City Council Member Joe Bushnell. The city teams up to prevent decay and considers interim uses for the site while seeking solutions to food access inequality.
Tacoma Offers Free Workshop to Empower Minority and Disadvantaged Small Business Owners
Tacoma offers a workshop to assist minority, women, and disadvantaged business owners with contracting opportunities and resources, combining in-person and digital access to foster an inclusive business environment.
University Place Man Arrested with Stolen Firearm and Explosive Device Following Foot Chase with Deputies
A 42-year-old man was arrested in University Place on July 1 for loitering, resisting arrest, possession of a stolen firearm, drugs, and an explosive device, after a warrant was detected by deputies.












