People can talk all they want about culture-changing inventions like the microchip and the transistor, but my favorite technological marvel…
Nobody can call the Green Party of Seattle predictable. Last week, the greenies endorsed a mayoral candidate who won’t even…
WELL, IT’S NOT a genius grant, but University of Washington psychology professor David Barash got his 15 minutes of fame….
The only people who discuss negative campaigning seriously in Seattle are unsuccessful candidates who wish they’d done more of it….
As we prepare to greet the Legislature’s class of 2001 next week, here’s a suggestion: Let’s declare a 10-year moratorium…
There’s never a shortage of ex-politicians itching to make a comeback, but come November, Seattle voters could have to choose…
What’s wrong with our beloved downtown business community, stewed one political observer. Didn’t they realize that the passage of the…
Activists feud with City Council member over housing issues.
Can you imagine a row of local political writers sitting around praising the Seattle City Council? This actually happened at…
YOU JUST KNEW this Boeing stuff would go to Chicago’s head, didn’t you? According to Chicago Sun-Times business columnist Lewis…
Broadway Dance Steps artist sues the Symphony.
Don’t hold your breath.
THE SEATTLE PRESS is on the block again. Almost exactly three years after taking over the every-other-week North End community…
At the eleventh hour, Mark Sidran waffles on light rail in the mayor’s race.
Monorail is back from the dead and on the ballot again.
The Civic Foundation is plagued by debts and poor election prospects.
A fan’s-eye view of the Safe’s contents.
Some seek judicial harmony, and others sound strident notes in this year’s battles for the state’s high court seats.
Don’t the very public security measures taken in response to the strike at The Seattle Times‘ Fairview Avenue headquarters make…
Studious Compton challenges charismatic Mason in City Council dustup.
