News
Monorail Pentathlon
Once again, voters: Are you sure you want elevated transit?
News
News Clips— Cutting bait
THE ROOKIE walked right into the middle of a fish fight. In his first week on the Seattle…
News
Drug money
THIS WEEK, justice is green. After more than four years of protest and litigation, the Washington state Liquor…
News
The Do-Over Campaign
The Republicans are executing postelection strategy perfectly, and the Democrats and Gov. Christine Gregoire are failing to respond.
News
From Slots to Tots
This year's initiatives address everything from gambling to education funding. But new research suggests that voters are poorly…
News
Eyes on Eyman
The Public Disclosure Commission has launched a new investigation into the tax-cut-initiative king's finances.
News
News Clips— Sidran’s reign
“We need rain, I delivered,” City Attorney Mark Sidran quipped as he declared for mayor in an icy…
News
Political Capital
The conservative Building Industry Association of Washington uses insurance revenue from municipalities to help finance political activity.
News
Rick’s rezone will be repealed, Peter Steinbrueck predicts
Council president says six council members have now admitted to rules violations.
News
The Wal-Mart of Woo-Woo
Zenith Supplies is Seattle's longtime home for scented, soothing, and enlightening gifts of all kinds.
News
News Clips— Mayor Sidran?
CITY ATTORNEY Mark Sidran’s quest to become mayor simply will not die. While Sidran, Seattle’s Rudy Giuliani, trailed…
News
Gov. Brad Owen?
Democrats and Republicans differ on who won the latest court round over the contested election, but the possible…
News
Top-Two Blues
The people have spoken, but so what? The state's political parties prepare to challenge the voter-approved top-two primary.
News
Southlake Disunion
The mayor is pushing for up to $460 million in transportation investment in the South Lake Union neighborhood.…
News
To Love, Honor, and Be Gay
How the state's highest court will decide whether gay marriage is legal.