WILL OSAMA bin Laden’s jihad trump Tim Eyman’s tax- cutting crusade? With the U.S. at war, government services seem more…
The primary election yields stark contrasts in races for three City Council seats.
After the first round of public meetings on the future of the Cedar River Watershed, advocates of a no-cut timber…
“It isn’t just our fight”: Times/P-I staffers hold out for a better contract.
Greg Nickels’ election as Seattle mayor will commence a spirited game of musical chairs in his old West Seattle stomping…
Pissed off about impeachment? Channel your anger over the Internet and throw the bums out.
Nobody will admit to being impressed with the three top candidates for Seattle City Council position 1, but nobody’s shown…
Hard times at Boeing and the dot-com collapse give us the highest unemployment rate in the nation.
There will soon be a new friendly face on downtown Seattle’s mean streets, steering tourists to nearby restaurants and guiding…
Well, he’s only been a mayoral candidate for a week, but Mark Sidran has already managed to offend someone. During…
Seattle residents are exhibiting their traditional fear of world-class again, as the city’s plan for the Washington Park Arboretum makes…
FOR A FOOTBALL GAME played in a baseball-only stadium, which was moved here from Hawaii mainly because the annual backdrop…
Lose views or chop trees? Magnolia neighbors square off.
Anytime the City Council approves a major piece of city policy, the proceedings resemble a testimonial dinner, with thank-you’s distributed…
Faced with a potential election challenge from City Attorney Mark “Misdemeanors Matter” Sidran, Mayor Paul Schell has switched into crimefighter…
With the activist group Save Our Valley pushing vociferously for consideration of a below-ground rail line in Southeast Seattle, Mayor…
Is Dan Barton a take-charge reformer or a boss from hell? Or both?
In a result as shocking as US Rep. Jim McDermott’s recent re-election, the Pike Place Market Constituency last week resoundingly…
Everything I know about third-party politics, I learned from Herman Kirsch. When I was growing up, Mr. Kirsch lived two…
A county judge swats the City of Shoreline for instant lawmaking in a horse racing case.
