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Indian police manage long lines as panic grows over fuel shortages
Indian police have been stationed at petrol pumps in the state of Gujarat as people panic over possible fuel shortages.
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Philippines declares national emergency as fuel supplies dwindle
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a year-long national emergency as fuel supplies begin to dwindle.
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Philippine president declares energy emergency as impact of Iran war felt
Transport unions say emergency declaration a ‘superficial band-aid’ that does not address root cause of fuel crisis.
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King County Council bans federal immigration enforcement on county property
King County Council approved a ban on federal immigration enforcement on county property, aiming to promote safety amid regional efforts…
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Man accused of killing brother in Kitsap County held on $500,000 bail
The 34-year-old man called 911 and said he had shot and killed his 30-year-old brother, according to court documents. The…
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King County backs research, low enforcement of psychedelics as region rethinks approach
The Pacific Northwest has recently attempted several different approaches to psilocybin. Here’s where they stand and what to expect moving…
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Sick kids, few options: Closure of Kitsap County children’s clinic leaves hundreds of families in crisis
More than 200 families could lose access to care for children with special needs when St. Michael Pediatric Rehabilitation Clinic…
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BRINC doubles down in Seattle with new drone factory, HQ and a major hiring plan
Seattle drone maker BRINC is expanding its headquarters in Seattle and plans to add hundreds of jobs as it ramps…
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HAPPENING NOW: Fauntleroy Community Association’s 2026 Food Fest
The Hall at Fauntleroy is abuzz with people snacking and learning. Local food purveyors and nonprofit community groups/agencies are ringing…
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Renton man sues city alleging excessive force during crash scene arrest
The Renton Police Department declined to comment on the pending litigation.
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