Tim Palluda

Tim is Eastlake News’ community editor. He has been in journalism for several years, winning multiple awards for news and features content. A lifelong Eastlake resident, his work has been instrumental for local community support and he is the leading force behind the revamped, modern version of the Eastlake News we know today.

Local News1 year ago

Downtown Seattle is evolving and aims to make riding, walking, and rolling not just practical but also enjoyable ways of transportation

Seattle, Washington – Through aggressive infrastructural investments, Seattle is changing its waterfront to combine urban accessibility with breathtaking beauty. The city is moving on several fronts...
Local News1 year ago

Parking rates in Seattle set to change mid-October. City officials aim to make parking easier for residents and visitors.

Seattle, Washington – Beginning Tuesday, October 15, Seattle will implement new street parking charges in line with the city’s usual seasonal fee changes meant to increase...

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Tim Palluda

Stories By Tim Palluda

Downtown Seattle is evolving and aims to make riding, walking, and rolling not just practical but also enjoyable ways of transportation

Parking rates in Seattle set to change mid-October. City officials aim to make parking easier for residents and visitors.

Community Support

Long-awaited Graham Street Station faces renewed uncertainty as Seattle leaders push Sound Transit to honor decades-old promise

Seattle police search for suspect after back-to-back stabbings leave two men hospitalized in separate Rainier Valley locations

Seattle police investigate Alki Beach shooting after wounded man walks into Harborview Medical Center

Seattle City Council adopts emergency legislation pausing expansion of detention centers while officials evaluate future policy options for the city

Seattle Police investigate early morning shooting outside Pioneer Square bar after masked gunman demands inexpensive necklace and opens fire

New annual report shows Bellevue crime totals plunging from 7,828 incidents in 2024 to 5,698 in 2025 as data driven policing takes center stage

Bellevue reports another year of falling greenhouse gas emissions as cleaner Puget Sound Energy power and shifting transportation habits offset steady population and job growth

Bellevue adopts interim official control requiring new projects to reflect longstanding character of Main Street