Politicians may ask the voters for $20 billion in new taxes.
The best and worst of Referendum 51.
Sound Transit prepares to take all or part of 300 properties in the Rainier Valley.
CITY HALL Risen from the ashes of defunct Seattle Rape Relief three years ago, Communities Against Rape and Abuse (CARA)…
MEDIA With The Seattle Times poised to launch youth-oriented Next, a weekly opinion page, the rival Seattle Post-Intelligencer quietly unveiled…
The decor’s nothing special, but the food’s fine and the price’s right.
The debate over light rail’s effect on traffic gets noisier but no clearer.
What is the will of the voters on monorail?
Drunks, “Sleepers,” and Assault – a Day in the Life of Metro.
READY TO HOP aboard the Starbucks train? How about the Nike Express? The day when advertising becomes ubiquitous on Seattle’s…
INS raid snatches Bistro Antalya’s owner/operator from behind the counter.
WHAT A CACOPHONY! No fewer than five city officials—four City Council members and Mayor Greg Nickels—have put forward proposals pushing…
City attorney candidate Jim Cline says he’s a labor lawyer, but many unions oppose him.
A view of Christmas from behind the cash register.
City law fails to protect tenants’ rights.
Back in March, a citywide poll showed voters supporting a housing levy that would add nearly $50 to their annual…
