The mayor wants the public to pay for more than just infrastructure improvements in South Lake Union, and a ‘public-interest’ coalition is giving him cover. By George Howland Jr.
EMP’s Family Concert Series gives a new meaning to all-ages shows.
Judy Nicastro’s bid for Seattle City Council brings together polar opposites.
Prosecutor Pamela Loginsky challenges Supreme Court Justice Charles Johnson.
Dino Rossi’s challenge of the 2004 election is on shaky legal ground. But if he prevails, watch litigation become an option in close races everywhere.
THE AIR WAR has begun. City Attorney Mark Sidran, who is trailing badly in the polls, is the first mayoral…
HEART TROUBLE has put Seattle City Council member Nick Licata, a progressive stalwart, in the hospital twice since Dec. 1….
Ideology and demeanor distinguish a new generation of Republican leaders
A stiff shot for the voting public.
Port Commission candidate may have broken the law by seeking office.
Some advice for the Washington Supreme Court as it weighs the Defense of Marriage Act and balances political expediency with legal principles.
Voting-rights activist Andy Stephenson, 43, dies.
Despite a historic ruling, the candidates for governor aren’t likely to make same-sex unions a campaign issue— unless they have to.
Eleventh District candidates say you are what you do.
The Labor Council’s new head plans to rebuild the county’s big political machine.
The GOP gubernatorial candidate plans a primary advertising blitz—despite virtually no opposition.
City Council candidate Judy Nicastro and the battle for tenant power.
The mayor’s office has given Paul Allen’s company early looks at financial and other information related to the South Lake Union streetcar line—ahead of other affected property owners.
Private philanthropists might solve the new opera house’s budget shortfall, but no one will ask them.
Private philanthropists might solve the new opera house’s budget shortfall, but no one will ask them.
