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Seattle Evicts Homeless Campers From Beneath West Seattle Bridge
“Where are we supposed to ‘move along’ to?” asks RV camper Tsiago Cross.
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Accusations Against Murray Draw Muted Response From Seattle Politicos…For Now
As the city gets over the shock of the accusations, this week could get political fast.
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Murray Vows to Fight On, Says He’ll Pursue Re-election
Today, Seattle’s mayor insisted he’s innocent and said he won’t step down.
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Accusations Against Murray, Gay Rights Champion, Leave LGBT Community Reeling
“There are a lot of potential landmines here.”
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Federal Monitor Finds Seattle Police in Compliance With Court-Ordered Reforms
But racially disproportionate use of force—and a small cadre of violent cops—endures.
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Newly-Authorized Homeless Camp Faces Fundraising Hurdle
Camp Second Chance is trying to raise $6,000 by April 15.
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Jewish Pot Store Owner Told to ‘Go Back to Germany, Let Those Nazis Get On You’
On Saturday, a long-running dispute over neighborhood identity got uglier.
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Seattle to Earmark $1 Million for Immigrant Legal Defense Fund
The City Council is making good on its January resolution, with the mayor in tow.
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Seattle Sues Trump Administration Over Order to Defund Sanctuary Cities
The suit could set a precedent for the POTUS’s authority to deport people.
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Ethics Complaint Targets Mayor, Others For Supporting Ballot Measure From Office
The August ballot measure would nearly double Seattle’s homelessness funding via property taxes.
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DREAMER Ramirez to Be Released From ICE Detention
The undocumented immigrant was brought here as a child, and arrested by feds last month.
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Seattle Teachers to Vote On Possible May Day Strike
Councilmembers Sawant and O’Brien have voiced their support for the labor action.
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Indivisibles Kept Heat on Reichert Until the Very End
Constituents had been hounding the Republican representative to vote against the American Health Care Act. Turns out he…
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Despite What Trump Says, Obamacare in Washington Is Not ‘Exploding’
However, the lifting of the individual mandate could cause problems.
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Mayoral Challenger Calls for Rent Control, ‘More Aggressive’ Affordable Housing Demands on Developers
Nikkita Oliver says Mayor Murray’s HALA plan “is not a bad thing…It is simply not enough.”
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A Pioneer Square Startup Is Using Bitcoin to Let People Buy Pot With a Credit Card
The new system, deployed at a handful of Seattle pot shops, lets cannabis retails avoid running afoul of…
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Racial Epithets Fly Outside Uncle Ike’s: A Blow-By-Blow of Saturday’s Anti-Gentrification March
A protest for black lives and affordable rents turned ugly after a detour to the pot store.
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Protests Against Umoja Eviction Continue
Protesters vow a Black Lives Matter march in the Central District on Saturday.
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Protesters, Police Scuffle at Eviction of Umoja PEACE Center
The center is just one of many iconic black Central District locations facing displacement.