THE GREG NICKELS paradox continues. On Mon., Jan. 28, Seattle’s new mayor delivered his State of the City address looking…
Hey rookie! You are the new mayor. We don’t know your name yet, but we have a message for you:…
Democrats have a lot to show for their one-party rule in Olympia, but they’ve failed to explain to voters why new tax dollars are needed.
Get a thing going on with post-Bridget wannabes
Here’s why counting ballots and determining some winners takes so long in Washington.
Maria Cantwell paid heavily to support campaign finance reform.
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Democrats are deeply divided over City Council candidate and former party chair Daniel Norton.
Dustups over local issues animate race for 32nd District representative.
The race for the U.S. Senate commenced with Patty Murray’s bin Laden remarks.
He might not always have solid proof, but in sizing up America, David Brooks is onto something.
In an election year of really big spenders, the Service Employees International Union stands out.
Alec Fisken’s victory strengthens support on the Seattle Port Commission
Seattle needs to have a real debate before spending billions on elevated transit.
IT’S NOW OFFICIAL: Even Gov. Gary Locke loves the monorail. The stage was set for the governor to demonstrate his…
Ron Sims’ spending plan hits a snag.
SEPTEMBER IN SEATTLE: Bumbershoot. Golden autumnal sunshine. And lawsuits by initiative backers. In 2000, the monorail boosters behind Initiative 53…
WASHINGTON’S JOB market is a jungle, ruled by our very own King Kong—Boeing. Last week, once again, Washington had the…
The campaign opposing I-912 has an intriguing regional strategy to overcome voter hatred of the gas tax.
Progressive Majority says the left needs to develop a good farm system if it is to take back Congress.
