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Nonprofit Sees Success Housing Former Prisoners in Vacant Seattle Buildings
Weld offers property owners protection from squatters while easing housing challenges for people with records.
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Family Files Claim in Charleena Lyles’ Death
The claim says police lost their “composure,” should have had a plan to deal with Lyles’ mental health.
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United Airlines to Serve Paine Field in 2018, Joining Alaska
The additional service should provide Seattle travelers with more options while promising to bolster Everett business.
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Seattle Man Fatally Shot by Kent Police Identified
The incident marks the fourth time Kent police have killed a suspect in the last 10 months.
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O’Brien Plan Would Create Dozens of Safe Lots for People Living in Their Cars
O’Brien says he’s not getting rid of parking laws; just allowing for flexibility.
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Yet Another King County Community Considers Ban on Safe Drug Sites
The Kent City Council will vote Tuesday night on legislation cribbed from three other cities that have already…
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Actually…Oliver Is Way Farther From Triggering a Recount Than We Thought
Oliver needs to gain 1,000 votes on Moon to force a recount. That’s not going to happen.
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Fremont ‘Baroness,’ Shoe Designer, Microsoft Exec Sue Over Income Tax
Another suit brought Wednesday involves former attorney general Rob McKenna and two former state Supreme Court justices.
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Bellevue Vote Proves the County-Wide Ban on Safe Drug Sites Is Unnecessary
Local jurisdictions can say “no” to the pilot program. Voters shouldn’t ban Seattle from saying “yes.”
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O’Brien Pitches Diversion Program for Vehicle Dwellers
His draft proposal would help people avoid tickets and impounded vehicles in hopes of breaking the cycle of…
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Oliver Again Gains on Moon, But Her Path to Victory Is Narrow
An Oliver victory will rely on an extremely strong showing with very few ballots.
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Oil Blockades Are the Beginning of a Regional Mass Action, Activists Say
The same oil train was blocked in Vancouver and Tenino.
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Sound Transit’s Property Tax Problem Is Still a Problem
Some property owners are being forced to pay the tax despite not being able to vote on the…
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Lanterns Shine Light in the Darkness During “From Hiroshima to Hope”
Thousands of Seattleites gathered at Green Lake to commemorate 72 years since the nuclear bomb.
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Latest Ballot Results Show Nikkita Oliver Gaining on Cary Moon
But with only about 18,000 votes left to count, the window for overtaking Moon for second place in…
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Late Buses Could Spell Trouble for Denser Development in Seattle
A ruling that has put a Phinney project on ice could have wide repercussions.
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Oliver Campaign Looks to Challenged Ballots For Late Push
Signature issues have caused about 2,000 ballots from Seattle voters to not be counted.