A Seattle bill would prohibit blanket-exclusions of former prisoners, and may prohibit criminal background checks by landlords on prospective tenants.
The new documents risk plunging the Murray administration back into crisis mode.
“It has been weeks after police fatally shot Giovonn and they are still not providing answers.”
Farrell is using Eyman’s new ballot measure to trumpet her mass transit bona fides; Eyman’s using Eyman for Eyman.
The SCERS Board did not vote either way Thursday. But financial advisers say: Don’t do it.
Le was holding a pen when he was shot and killed by a deputy last month. The sheriff’s office says the pen was mistaken for a knife.
The candidates are subject to fundraising caps under the Democracy Voucher program. But the cap goes away when opponents raise big bucks.
The Seattle Process is alive and well when it comes to putting a toilet in the historic neighborhood.
The conservative activist is collecting signatures in an attempt to overturn what Puget Sound voters approved last November.
Constantine hasn’t ducked the hard fights as County Executive. Plus, his opponents are anti-light-rail, anti-vax, and Goodspaceguy.
These candidates for will bring strong environmental and labor perspectives to the commission.
Sympathizing with inanimate objects in Amie Siegel’s Interiors.
Yes, it’s a regressive tax. But the program it funds is worth it.
She has been an important voice on police reform and immigration on the council. Let’s give her another term.
Ubiquitous and consistent, he has the bold agenda Seattle needs right now.
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At the same time, she got a major union endorsement Tuesday, complicating the business-vs.-labor dynamic in the mayor’s race.
Activists say the new law has its roots in past failed efforts … and Trump.
“Seeds got planted in the hearts of all of us that were there.”
The council unanimously approved a 2.25 percent tax that only applies to income over $250,000 yearly.
