Seattle Port Commission

The Dirtiest Campaign

Ed Murray's Port Job

The state House transportation chair wanted to consult for the Port of Seattle, so the Port found work for him.

A Waterfront Brawl

E-mails suggest Port of Seattle CEO Mic Dinsmore tried to influence last year's Port Commission election, and two of the five members think he should go.

Union Doer

The Labor Council's new head plans to rebuild the county's big political machine.

The 60-Day Sprint

The Legislature passes measures for gay rights, alternative energy, political reform, and better unemployment benefits.

The Port in a Storm

The races for Seattle Port Commission might change the direction of King County's billion-dollar, economic-development government.

So Long, Sodo

The grand ambitions of a developer clash with an impassioned politician's hope to save Seattle's working waterfront.

City Politics, Animal Rights

The grand ambitions of a developer clash with an impassioned politician's hope to save Seattle's working waterfront.

Cruising Is Bruising

As the Port seeks more cruise ships, critics decry inconsistent environmental regs.

Opponents and Ethics

Have monorail opponents run afoul of ethics codes?

All Politics Is Local

The Monorail Needs a Checkup

Investigating Carlson

Fellow Republican sics the state on the radio host's finances.

Investigating Carlson

Did another Republican misuse leftover campaign funds?

The mark of Cain

Port Commission candidate may have broken the law by seeking office.

News Clips— Cutting bait

Port Commission candidate may have broken the law by seeking office.

Molloy wins

A reformer takes a seat on the Port Commission.

News Clips— Crane strain

A reformer takes a seat on the Port Commission.

Voting green

Washington Conservation Voters target their key races for this year's election.

Terminal Cruise?

Taxpayers face another long walk—off the Port's short-falling Pier 66.