The Seattle Youth Safety Ambassadors program is accepting applications from 15-19 year olds attending five Seattle high schools to serve as peer-led mental health and safety resource connectors, with a paid stipend and training provided.
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More Than Football: How Rentonโs Darryl Gant Coaches Kids And Builds Futures
Darryl Gant, coach of the Renton Rangers Peewee team, has won 10 championships in three decades of coaching, using his “old school smashmouth” football philosophy to teach his players to be aggressive, physical, and selfless.
Lake Stevens Tops Cedar Park 20-0 In Peewee Division Matchup
Lake Stevens Vikings defeated the Cedar Park Eagles 20-0 in North Sound Football League Peewee Division action, with early scoring from Jayceon Willis and a determined late-game push from Cedar Park coming up just short.
Hollingsworth Releases Amendment Packages For Seattleโs Comprehensive Plan
Seattle City Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth has released proposed amendments to the city’s Comprehensive Plan and Permanent HB 1110 legislation, aiming to address urgent housing and livability challenges while balancing environmental reviews and a compressed timeline.
Harrell Announces $1.7 Million To Support Survivors Of Sexual Exploitation
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has announced $1.7 million in new funding to support four local organizations providing culturally responsive services to survivors of commercial sexual exploitation, including housing, medical and mental health care, and advocacy programs.
City Council Approves Plan To Fill Seattleโs Vacant Storefronts
The Seattle City Council has approved new legislation to streamline permitting requirements for small businesses, making it faster and more affordable to open in vacant storefronts.
From Mom to Board Member: Jessica Johnson Is Passionate About Monroeโs Youth Football Program
Jessica Johnson is a dedicated board member of the Monroe Youth Football Association, where she has held multiple positions and helped to develop young athletes in a supportive and inclusive environment.
City Attorney Files Lawsuit Against Glock, Citing Public Safety Risks
Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison has filed a civil lawsuit against Glock, Inc. and three Glock-authorized gun retailers for allegedly knowingly manufacturing and distributing semi-automatic handguns that can be easily converted into illegal machine guns using a “Glock switch”.
Seattle Police Exit Federal Oversight After 13-Year Consent Decree
The City of Seattle is no longer under federal oversight of its police department, ending a 13-year consent decree, and returning full control of the police department to local authorities.
Youth-Led Exhibit Brings New Visions To Civic Art
Seattle youth curators have selected works for a new art exhibition titled You, Me, & Everything Between Us, which runs from September 4 through October 11, 2025, at ARTS at King Street Station, and aims to expand the city’s public art holdings to reflect more diverse artistic voices and lived experiences.

