Spring is here! Click “Read More” for Yakima Parks and Recreation’s spring activities. They range from golf to youth soccer and an open house at the Harman Center.

The City of Yakima seeks your input on funding for basic services. Click “Read More” for more about the City’s budget constraints and options to take a brief survey. Thank you!

A new episode of Yakima Agenda is now available to watch online and on Y-PAC, Charter Spectrum Channel 194. It features an interview with Mayor Patricia Byers and Assistant Mayor Matt Brown.

Passengers who are ages 18 and younger can ride Yakima Transit for free! Click “Read More” for details and information about a Yakima Transit Youth Card.

A new Windows Alive! exhibit is now available at various storefronts in Downtown Yakima. Click “Read More” for more on this unique project led by the Yakima Arts Commission.

The Yakima City Council seeks volunteers to serve on several boards, committees and commissions. Click “Read More” for details and a link to apply. Application deadline is Nov. 8th.

The City wants to hear from the community about 6th Ave Rebuild and Rail Renovation during an open house Thursday, Sept. 19, 5:30 to 7:30 pm at Garfield Elementary School, 612 N. 6th Ave.

A groundbreaking ceremony on May 8th marked the start of construction of a long-awaited aquatic center for the City of Yakima’s Martin Luther King Jr. Park. Click “Read More” for details.

The City’s comp plan amendment process is open Feb. 28 through April 30. Click “Read More” for details in English and Spanish, including instructions to submit an application.

Bitterly cold weather like the kind anticipated in the Yakima area can result in water pipes freezing and bursting. Click “Read More” for tips to avoid the mess caused by burst water pipes.