Joel Moreno is a reporter at KOMO 4 News. He covers critical issues in Seattle, focusing on social topics such as crime, homelessness, and public safety, while also addressing the role of city government and environmental concerns. Joel's work has been featured in various outlets, including WJLA-TV, WFLA, and KATU-TV.
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By: Joel Moreno
Power is now restored to the last of the neighborhoods left in the dark by last week's bomb cyclone.
By: Joel Moreno
Public restrooms at two King County Metro transit centers will continue to receive funding after county leaders were convinced to choose rider convenience.
By: Joel Moreno
City officials in Des Moines are hosting one more opportunity for the public to give feedback on the Port of Seattle’s Sustainable Airport Master Plan.
By: Joel Moreno
More cameras will soon be installed in two cities in Skagit County to help police identify vehicles involved in criminal activities.
By: Joel Moreno
Far-reaching tariffs promised by President-elect Donald Trump could cause even more uncertainty in Tacoma as city leaders work to sort out a budget deficit.
By: Joel Moreno
A plan to operate a homeless housing facility in Redmond has some neighbors and surrounding business owners calling for safeguards to prevent drug use by tenants before anyone moves in.
By: Joel Moreno
After more than a dozen years of federal oversight, the Seattle Police Department (SPD) is close to ending the federal consent decree but formalizing crowd control policies is one of the final hurdles.
By: Joel Moreno
Ending the hazing of college students could become a law throughout the nation if President Joe Biden signs new legislation that just passed through Congress.
By: Joel Moreno
LYNNWOOD, Wash. — A woman is dead and a home is heavily damaged following a house fire in Lynnwood on Sunday.
By: Joel Moreno
The return of a homeless camp to a Seattle neighborhood is raising crime and safety concerns, but few neighbors are surprised that the RVs, trash, and drug dealing are back.
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