Joel Moreno is a Reporter at KOMO 4 News. He specializes in covering social issues, crime, and homelessness in Seattle, while also tracking public safety and city government initiatives. Joel has been featured in various outlets including WJLA-TV, WFLA, and KATU-TV.
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By: Joel Moreno
Amazon is removing workers from one of its Seattle locations, leaving surrounding businesses concerned about the loss of customers and foot traffic.
By: Joel Moreno
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. — Leaders in Snohomish County will have to find other strategies to address the growing public safety needs in the community
People who live and work in Belltown say drug activity in their neighborhood is as rampant as ever, despite Seattle passing a new law to ban dealers and chronic users from the area.
Lynnwood police are ramping up their efforts to combat retail theft as local stores stock up for their upcoming holiday season.
By: Joel Moreno
A team of researchers at the University of Washington has developed a system that they say fills gaps by assessing the size of the homeless population.
By: Joel Moreno
People in a north Seattle neighborhood say the property crime and drug use makes the whole area feel unsafe, but when they call the police for help they typically don't get any response.
By: Joel Moreno
The expansion of Sound Transit’s Link light rail line into Lynnwood is proving very popular among riders but some neighbors are experiencing damage.
By: Joel Moreno
The expansion of Sound Transit’s Link light rail line into Lynnwood is proving very popular among riders but some neighbors are experiencing damage.
By: Joel Moreno
On Thursday, power crews were seen at several locations around State Route 167, where a significant amount of damage occurred.
By: Joel Moreno
SAMMAMISH, Wash. — Tree removal companies are scrambling to help homeowners save their properties in the Sammamish area after huge firs and other conifers came crashing down on their rooftops during Tuesday's storm.
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