Seattle Expands School Zone Safety Cameras in Effort To Curb Speeding
Seattle is expanding its school zone safety camera network to 19 locations, aiming to reduce speeding and crashes near schools and promote a culture of safety for children.


Seattle is expanding its school zone safety camera network to 19 locations, aiming to reduce speeding and crashes near schools and promote a culture of safety for children.
Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss is proposing an amendment to the Every Child Ready Initiative to restore full funding for the Environmental Education and Outdoor Learning Program, which provides students with immersive experiences in nature and is at risk of losing significant support.
The Alliance for Education awarded the 2025 Thomas B. Foster Award for Excellence to Principal Zachary Stowell of Robert Eagle Staff Middle School and Principal Regina Carter of Madrona Elementary School, recognizing their exceptional leadership in advancing educational justice and racial equity.
Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore has resigned from her position due to personal and health-related reasons, but her 18-month tenure was marked by significant contributions to public safety, housing access, and support for marginalized communities.
The Seattle Office of Inspector General will conduct a comprehensive review of the Seattle Police Department’s response to the May 24 protest at Cal Anderson Park, including their crowd management strategies, use of force, and compliance with the city’s less-lethal weapons ordinance.
Seattle Councilmember Cathy Moore is proposing an amendment to the city’s interim Middle Housing law to preserve existing setback requirements while permanent housing legislation is finalized, aiming to balance the urgent need for new housing with the preservation of Seattle’s urban tree canopy.
The Seattle Mayor is calling for community members to apply for the Pioneer Square Preservation Board, which reviews proposed changes to buildings and public spaces in the historic neighborhood.
The 2025 Children, Race, and Racism Institute, hosted by the Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning, brought together educators to center, cultivate, and celebrate the brilliance of Black girls, providing practical tools and a deeper understanding of racial equity and inclusive education.
Lime has launched the first-ever LimeGlider in Seattle, a new class of electric vehicle designed to be more comfortable and convenient, and is planning to roll out over 10,000 units in North America and Europe.
Vivian Song, a former Seattle School Board member and finance professional, announced her candidacy for the District 5 seat in 2025, promising to bring financial expertise and long-term vision to the board.