The governor faces a $2.2 billion deficit, but she’s proposed neither budget cuts nor new revenue. Hmmm.
Grandma elects the Seattle City Council.
A glut of development is planned in Seattle, Bothell, and Rentonenough to accommodate tens of thousands of life-science researchers and other ‘knowledge’ workers. Are there enough tenants to go around?
A new PAC raises $100,000.
The passing of a gay civil rights bill is so close and yet . . .
After federal reform, Washington’s wealthy political donors find new outlets.
A stiff shot for the voting public.
DID YOU FOCUS ON the substance or the sideshow? I’m talking about the city budget process, of course. The substance…
Washington Democrats are already excited about the 2006 election.
At the state Supreme Court, arguments on gay marriage elicit some clues to the justices’ thinking.
The governor must defend a huge transportation plan she helped pass. But business, labor, and environmental groups aren’t sure there should even be a campaign against anti-gas-tax Initiative 912.
The Seattle City Council fills its vacancy with someone like them: Sally Clark.
WHAT THIS LIBRARY needs is a little noise. Instead, everyone is remaining mum while the Seattle Public Library’s doors are…
The Seattle Monorail Project is on the ballot for a fifth time because of political and financial miscalculations by a divided board with a mess on its hands.
A hot spring day, a standing-room-only bus, one grouchy newshound (me), and one sad sack from California paid to collect…
Susie Tennant has raised a delightful family concert series at EMP.
The governor and legislators tackle regional transportation.
A stiff shot for the voting public.
A new state party chair has shaken up the way Republicans do business.
Three political families face off in Seattle’s 37th District.
