A Coniston Arms tenant says she was recommended to live in uninhabitable conditions.
No New Youth Jail Coalition members send Valentines to King County officials asking them to reconsider funding priorities
Public records reveal that Seattle drug rehab center was accused of neglecting children and clients in its care.
Savanna’s Act co-sponsored by U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA); Seattle and Washington rank among highest in nation
Students and Parents have lobbied for the renovation of Rainier Beach High School for years. The BEX V levy could be the answer.
A week after the Supreme Court ruling, active-duty service members remain uncertain about their future.
On Feb. 12, voters will decide on two levies that fund staff, special education
Following the death of Iosia Faletogo, community leaders brainstorm creation of cultural home.
The draft proposal lists Seattle Public Schools’ priorities for the next three to five years.
A forthcoming resolution follows the recommendations from a 2018 report.
A new law seeks to strength data collection on missing and murdered indigenous women.
Counseling and an individualized plans for students caught using drugs and alcohol has led to a decrease in suspensions at Seattle Public Schools.
The small island community relies on local volunteers and individual awareness to prepare for a major earthquake.
Three years after an alarming report made national headlines, locals are quietly preparing for disaster.
Local agencies and geriatric care managers aim to increase public awareness about the epidemic.
MASS asks the city to prioritize reducing traffic and increasing pedestrian safety ahead of the Alaskan Way Viaduct’s closure.
The PTO says children have benefited from the Native-centered program, and that transferring the pupils would disrupt their progress.
City Attorney attempts to address inequities in criminal justice system and enhance public safety.
The Rainier Valley facility’s imminent closure leaves over 100 people looking for new jobs.
The transgender activist says she feels erased.
Theatrical stage employees come for the music and stay for the thrill. But at what price?
Despite strong opposition, the majority of councilmembers ratified the agreement.
Seven of nine councilmembers will need to pass the agreement to ratify it. What will they decide?
