Advocates and the City Council go head-to-head over tent cities.
Everything I know about third-party politics, I learned from Herman Kirsch.When I was growing up, Mr. Kirsch lived two doors down Albion Road in the… Continue reading
As the Quadrant Corp. pursues development of more buildings in its massiveoffice/commercial project adjacent to the Fremont Bridge, the company finds itself in court.The Fremont… Continue reading
The effort to bring the 2012 Summer Olympics to Seattle is on life support and seems well on its way to the boneyard of civic… Continue reading
Greg Nickels may prove the answer is yes.
A jazz combo played in the corner as the party-goers filed in. The summer sunlight barely penetrated the dim interior of Belltown's Speakeasy Cafe; every… Continue reading
Seattle should take a closer look before jumping into the cable business.
Denny Regrade takes a pass on 'business improvement.'
Intrigue! Excitement! Mystery! And all in Seattle's ever-dull City Hall!Yes, that's what went on late last week when anonymous tipsters dished some dirt about council… Continue reading
How citizen outrage stormed the electronic barricades at City Hall.
Democrats see Eastside as land of opportunity.
A proposed tribal colossus sets off the usual fireworks.
When reading Seattle's voters' pamphlet, never is heard a disparaging word.That's because city elections regulators don't allow candidates to mention their opponents in their written… Continue reading
"Never again!" was the cry last year, as county voters rode to the rescue of the Medic One program. Several key Republicans on the King… Continue reading
This is a city election year. During the next several months, candidates will utter many words, sometimes even arranging them into complete sentences. Just in… Continue reading
Hey, anybody want to know the real reason Tina Podlodowski is leaving the Seattle City Council?Now, we're not doubting that she really wants to spend… Continue reading
More tax cuts from Tim Eyman, Washington's initiative king.
The radical tax cutter behind Initiative 695 spouts so much nonsense, we can barely keep up.
The primary election yields stark contrasts in races for three City Council seats.
Can Fairview Fannie get her groove back?
