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SIGHTING: Gray whale in Elliott Bay again
If you’ve got eyes on Elliott Bay, you might see a gray whale again today, five days after one was…
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Arbor Heights Elementary is raising money to bring back music. You can bid on Pearl Jam-signed items
Bidding has just begun in the online component of this year’s Arbor Heights Elementary PTSA fundraising auction – with a…
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Tacoma man charged for chasing, robbing teens and shooting 1 over water balloon, docs say
Court documents say four teens were robbed in Tacoma after a water balloon hit a passing car, and one was…
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Which countries have strategic oil reserves – and how much?
Members of the International Energy Agency have agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves.
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Israeli strike on Lebanon bridge raises fears of ground invasion
Lebanon fears that Israel’s attack on Qasmiyeh Bridge could be a “prelude to a ground invasion”.
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How Israel is reacting to Trump’s ‘de-escalation’ with Iran
There is expected to be pushback from Israel following President Donald Trump’s move towards de-escalation with Iran.
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Price tag for RapidRide G’s big orange panel repairs: $650,000
The Seattle Department of Transportation says the work to permanently fix the RapidRide G line’s center-loading platforms and replace the…
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Flurry of East Precinct public safety forums to include ‘Our City, Our Safety 2026’ community meeting and ‘Town Hall on Security and Surveillance’
With reporting by Brenna Gauchat Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes and East Precinct officials will hold a “Our City, Our…
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Memorial service planned May 2 for Alan E. ‘Santa Al’ Vinson, 1948-2026
The man known to so many people as “Santa Al” has died. A memorial service is planned May 2 for…
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From tax help to games to music, here’s our list for your West Seattle Monday
(Photo by Bucky Hayes-McQueen) Here’s what’s on our list for your Monday, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar…
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