Seattle City Light spotlights Valli Dorai, a Senior Applications Developer, and her role in managing the utility's Asset Suite software, reflecting on her personal interests and work-life balance.

Snohomish County received the Special Achievement in GIS Award from Esri during a conference in San Diego, celebrating their technological advancements and contributions to geospatial projects.

A study by King County showed significant decreases in toxic PCBs in Lake Washington's sediment, suggesting PCBs may soon be undetectable due to past bans.

Snohomish County IT department won 2nd place in the Digital Counties Survey, showcasing their commitment to using technology to enhance government services and the digital experience for residents.

Seattle has partnered with Verizon and the Friendship Circle of Washington to deliver digital skills training to youth with disabilities through grants from the Technology Matching Fund.

The WDFW has established new fishing regulations for summer on the Lower Columbia River, effective June 16, detailing daily limits and types of salmon and steelhead that can be kept, with a focus on conservation and species sustainability.

The Trek at Tehaleh, a 204-acre mountain bike park with six miles of trails, has opened in Pierce County, offering opportunities for riders of all levels.

Rob Lloyd has been named Seattle's interim Chief Technology Officer to advance the city's tech stature and support the One Seattle vision. Mayor Harrell praised Lloyd's extensive government IT experience and dedication to public service.

Seattle officials celebrated the 10th anniversary of the DATA Act in Washington D.C., highlighting its impact on transparency and the success of their own Open Data Policy.

Authorities in Washington continue to search for a zebra that escaped from a trailer; three others have been recaptured. Community efforts to help with the search have included forming vehicle barriers.

The Columbia River spring Chinook fishery above Bonneville Dam is closing early on April 30 due to reaching harvest limits, as announced by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduced a new children's play structure at Urban Triangle Park, designed for climbing and inspired by local history. An official opening event is slated for next month.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission discussed salmon, cougars, wolves, and land transactions in their April 18-20 meetings, involving wildlife management and conservation efforts.