2022 Fall Program Guide
Softball in the snow, Teen Zone, Harvest Carnival and more are in store this fall/winter thanks to Yakima Parks and Recreation. Click “Read More” for the 2022 Fall Program Guide.
Softball in the snow, Teen Zone, Harvest Carnival and more are in store this fall/winter thanks to Yakima Parks and Recreation. Click “Read More” for the 2022 Fall Program Guide.
Click “Read More” for details about applying for City of Yakima lodging tax and tourism promotion grant funds. Applications will be accepted from May 2nd through July 1st.
An excessive heat warning is in effect through 8 pm Thursday, July 1. Click “Read More” for more about the heat wave, cooling centers the City of Yakima is offering and tips to stay safe.
Work is under way on Phase 2 of the North 1st Street Revitalization Project. Click “Read More” for more about Phase 2 and the overall project, as well as a story map showing the three phases.
The online version of the Yakima Citizen Survey is now available to help the City of Yakima become better aligned with the community. For more information and to take the Yakima Citizen Survey online click “Read More”
The City of Yakima has partnered with Townsquare Media to bring live music to Downtown Yakima for 11 performances through August.
The City of Yakima has hired a consultant group and is asking for community input in shaping the future of Downtown Yakima.
Hosted by Sean Davido, Yakima Now is a new video magazine about what’s happening in our community.
Alvie Maxey and Matt Mayer from the City of Yakima Water and Irrigation Division work to open a valve at the City’s Glenn Drive Reservoir.
The widening project on Nob Hill Blvd continues west of 48th Ave as light poles frame the roadway.