Gov. Jay Inslee met with elected officials, health officials and business partners in Federal Way to hear concerns, suggestions about state’s response to COVID-19.
An emergency ordinance passed July 13 offers permits for sidewalk and parking lot use and increased temporary advertising outside businesses
The governor urges young people, who are not getting infected the most, to curb their social habits.
Police are still searching for suspect, shooting not believed to be random
The $3.1 billion project includes three new stations near Kent/Des Moines, South 272nd Street and the Federal Way Transit Center.
Payment is on top of base weekly state benefit amount
A spike in cases could cause hospitalizations and deaths to rise soon.
Voters could be asked to decide in November.
County officials believe emergency health order will supersede city’s move.
It would take about eight and a half hours to reach the Inland Empire from Puget Sound.
The city was not able to preserve the 48-year-old tree during utility upgrades. Staff also say the tree was nearing the end of its healthy lifespan.
County officials believe emergency health order will supersede city’s move.
Justices: Presidential electors, including Everett man, must keep pledge to back popular vote winner
Gov. Jay Inslee has revised rules to allow self-serve food areas in Phase 2 of the state’s reopening.
“Just do not ring up the sale,” Gov. Jay Inslee said about customers who do not don the proper masks.
One night a year, volunteers spread out across Seattle and King County to count the homeless. And on the cold, rainy night of Jan. 24,… Continue reading
Inslee: Starting July 7, businesses do not serve those who do not wear a mask
Traffic this summer will likely be lighter across Washington state than previous years. A recent analysis by INRIX found that the Seattle metro and Washington… Continue reading
Renton Innovation Zone Partnership hit the ground running, working with several organizations to help vulnerable Skyway and Highlands families with food, masks and more.
A citizens panel approved the hikes in 2019. Unable to rescind them, lawmakers look to donate their extra earnings.
