Seattle Mountain Rescue fundraising for new vehicle as calls for help spike across region
SEATTLE — During the second Saturday of June - Seattle Mountain Rescue responded to three calls for help in various parts of the region. As the weather gets warmer, the calls for help increase. Seattle Mountain Rescue is a team of volunteers that was founded in 1948 to be...
Man injured in what he reported as drive-by shooting in Sand Point, police say...
A 38-year-old man was shot in what he reported to be a drive-by shooting in the Sand Point neighborhood in North Seattle on Saturday, according to the Seattle Police Department (SPD).
Gunshot victim claims drive-by attack; police are skeptical
Police say the details surrounding a reported drive-by shooting in Seattle’s Sand Point neighborhood just don’t add up. Just after 3:00 p.m. Saturday, officers responded to a shooting on N.E. 65th, a block west of Warren Magnuson Park. They found a man shot in the leg and possibly...
Washington Faces Record-High Evictions, Straining Tenant Aid
The legal aid to tenants is now under immense strain as demand outpaces available resources.
Seattle weekend activities: Pride festivals, fishing, thrifting, and more!
Looking for something to do around Puget Sound this weekend? There's a lot going on, and the weather will be great for it!
Edmonds Police Blotter: May 21-June 3, 2025
23100 block 76th Avenue West: A woman reported her ex-partner stole her cell phone. 1100 block Main street: A male was booked into Snohomish County Jail for underage DUI. 8600 block Bowdoin Way: A man was booked into jail for DUI and domestic violence assault. 8600 block 240th Street Southwest:...
Thieves Targeting Washington’s Infrastructure Amid Rising Copper Costs
When times get hard and money is tight, people resort to all sorts of schemes to try and make money and one of them is stealing copper and selling it to recyclers. This is nothing new for Washington State Department of Transportation this has been going on for years. To...
ICE Arrests Honduran Man in Burien
On Saturday morning, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Seattle announced the arrest of Moises Caceres-Pereira, 32, a citizen of Honduras, in Burien. According to ICE Seattle’s statement on social media, Caceres-Pereira had previously been removed to Honduras in 2016. He was later arrested in Seattle for...
Hacks and Wonks Podcast: New Info in Police Chief Investigation, Cathy Moore Says Sayonara...
I was this week’s guest on the Hacks and Wonks podcast, where host Crystal Fincher and I talked about the news of this very news-heavy week, including the news that City Councilmember Cathy Moore is stepping down and the latest revelations from the investigation that led to the firing of former police chief Adrian...
Panda Fest: Outdoor Asian food festival takes over Seattle through June 8
SEATTLE — Biu Biu Xu founded Panda Fest to celebrate everything about Asian culture with a special emphasis on the many flavors of the nations represented. In addition to a diverse menu to taste and buy from vendors, More than 15 vendors, including artists, will be at the festival held at the Fisher Pavilion.