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The Seattle City Council has passed a package of new laws aiming to reduce the number of people living in RVs. They require permits for people who want to park overnight.
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If approved, Girmay Zahilay's budget proposal would make permanent a 140-unit family shelter that was set to close in 2027.
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The policy will allow people to obtain a permit to stay in cars parked at private residences or the parking lots of faith-based organizations.
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The Seattle City Council is reviewing legislation aimed at helping people living in their vehicles connect to shelter and housing.
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Seattle and King County leaders have announced they're transferring contracts worth millions of dollars from their regional homelessness authority back under city and county oversight.
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Pierce County leaders have been researching the idea of a regional homelessness response since 2022. The resolution is nonbinding.
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Pierce County’s first-ever homeless shelter access hub recently secured funding to continue its services for at least two years.
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The Tacoma City Council voted last week to curtail cold-weather and school-year evictions established in the Landlord Fairness Code for certain low-income housing providers.
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The Tacoma City Council has expanded the city's camping ban, adding more areas where homeless encampments are prohibited. The proposal passed by a 5-4 vote.
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The Tacoma City Council has changed an ordinance to prohibit public camping in most neighborhoods.