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Washington will move clocks back to Pacific Standard Time at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov.

1, while British Columbia will not, leaving Vancouver one hour ahead through the winter; Amtrak Cascades and Victoria Clipper tickets will show local times for cross-border trips, so passengers should check their bookings.

Puget Sound Energy is urging customers to prepare now for winter storms and possible outages as clocks fall back, offering rebates, bill-assistance programs, and the myPSE outage app to track and report outages (call 1-888-225-5773 for downed lines).

PSE says it inspected 30,000 poles and did major substation work in 2025.

Sound Transit is launching a pilot through spring 2027 that will allow pets on Link light rail, Sounder trains, and ST Express buses under new rules: dogs must be in carriers or on short leashes, cats and small pets must stay in secure carriers, and animals must be controlled and kept out of seats, aisles, and doorways.

Pierce County's ferry service to Anderson and Ketron islands resumed Tuesday after crews installed replacement propulsion boards flown in from Canada, and officials are asking travelers to delay nonessential trips while the county reviews communication protocols and backup-vessel options.

The Steilacoom II ferry returned to service Tuesday at about 3:15 p.m. after Canadian parts were installed, ending several days that left Anderson and Ketron Island residents without regular ferry access to the mainland.

Voters will decide on Initiative 001 on November 3 that would restore the original Parents’ Bill of Rights.

The measure could give parents access to student records in 10 business days and let them opt their children out of coursework, sparking debate among local advocates.

The school district detailed enhanced safety measures for students and staff, including secure access, regular drills, and cooperation with local police to prevent incidents.

Officials also offered support resources for families affected by the Bend tragedy — reaffirming their commitment to a secure learning environment.

Spooner Farms in Puyallup is hosting food, drinks and a fun pumpkin patch experience for families now.

Community members can enjoy local treats and seasonal activities at the popular spot.