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The King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) announced layoffs of 13 staff members, including executive and union-represented staff, due to a budget shortfall, representing a 22% staff reduction. The agency faces a $4.7 million budget shortfall for 2026, prompting measures like a hiring freeze and reduced...

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King County Council Vice Chair Reagan Dunn is advocating for a ‘Stupid Motorist Law’ in response to recent costly bridge strikes in Washington State.

Mayor Harrell says the proposal aims to increase transparency and accountability during enforcement activities.

Amazon announced Monday that it will cut 14,000 corporate jobs, impacting employees across various departments.

A decades-old Renton murder case involving a mother and son was solved 31 years to the day on Tuesday, bringing the killer to justice and closure to the surviving family. On Oct. 28, 1994, Stacy Ann Falcon, 23, and her 3-year-old son Jacob were found dead on a dead-end road in south Renton, the Renton Police...

SEATTLE — Attorneys representing the family of 15-year-old Mattheis Johnson, who died after falling from a structure at Gas Works Park in July, say they intend to pursue legal action against the city for nuisance and abatement of the climbing structures at Gas Works Park, urging the city to make changes for safety...

Federal grants fund research projects at colleges and universities throughout Washington state. The shutdown has paused the reviews necessary for their approval.

Food banks and unions are sounding the alarm as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are set to expire this Friday, with experts warning the lapse will impact the state economy and thousands of families.

“That’s how we met all of our neighbors, was through our Halloween decorations, and that’s how our community grew," said Bekah Sandy. That community showed up when it mattered most.