AI eyes on recycling: Tacoma’s new two-year pilot uses AI-powered cameras on curbside trucks to spot contaminants and mail residents targeted education postcards — find out how privacy is protected.
Tacoma’s hidden treasures revealed: Chris Staudinger’s new guide spotlights 177 weird and wonderful Tacoma landmarks—from the SS Cape Island and SS Cape Intrepid to the Last Stone Owl on the UPS campus—complete with addresses, history, and humor for both newcomers and lifelong locals — find out where to explore.
Pierce Transit’s Destination 2045 plan: The agency’s new long-range blueprint outlines high-capacity routes, new Spanaway Transit Center service, extended hours and funding scenarios that could boost annual service hours by nearly 24% — find out what’s coming.
Personalized home-cooked meals for seniors: Chefs for Seniors now serves 82 clients across Tacoma and Olympia with dietitian-reviewed, customizable menus that support individual health and independence — find out how to get started.
South Tacoma tiny home village: Kingfisher Village opened July 23, offering 60 tiny homes and 24/7 support services for people experiencing homelessness — find out how it’s helping residents.
Other Tacoma headlines this week
- American Lake Park reopens after $4.2M renovation
- Tacoma police warn residents about scam calls
- Tacoma’s Mickey Mouse Club cheered Depression-era kids
- Cheers owners return sports bar to Tacoma
- County buys third easement protecting Camp Sealth
- Pierce County bridge inspection created one-lane delays
