Immigration & Voting Rights: A new Trump administration “public charge” policy took effect Friday, letting federal officials weigh a broader set of public benefits when deciding green cards, with Washington cities including Seattle among those suing. Public Safety & Courts: U.S. Marshals arrested three more suspects in the Chelan Hills Fire case, bringing the total in custody to four, with more arrests expected. Police Investigation: Authorities are investigating a possible shooting in Fall City after a man was dropped off at Swedish Hospital with a gunshot wound and later transferred to Harborview. State Politics: Gov. Bob Ferguson publicly opposed Initiative 001, arguing it would weaken protections for LGBTQ students and roll back last year’s “parents bill of rights” changes. Seattle Governance: The Seattle City Council unanimously expanded anti-discrimination protections to include polyamory, pansexuality and asexuality, with enforcement shifting to the Office for Civil Rights. Seattle Emergency Response: Newly released Seattle Police texts raise questions about command and communication during the Bite of Seattle mass shooting. Housing: Seattle saw a record 531 new listings in one week, but pending sales fell nearly 30% as buyers pulled back.