The City Council is making good on its January resolution, with the mayor in tow.
It may still be grey outside, but spring has sprung in Seattle regardless—these trees are proof.
The suit could set a precedent for the POTUS’s authority to deport people.
As videos published by Seattle Weekly suggested, it was Elizabeth Hokoana who fired the shot in Red Square that left a man in critical condition.
The August ballot measure would nearly double Seattle’s homelessness funding via property taxes.
The undocumented immigrant was brought here as a child, and arrested by feds last month.
Amazon, the biggest retailer of web-connected microphones, works for the CIA. Should that bother you?
The region voted for a badly needed mass transit system. Car tabs don’t change that fact.
Clean Power Plan or no, Washington is ahead on climate.
Senate Republicans want to see the House commit to its $3 billion tax increase.
Local leaders were quick to growl back.
Councilmembers Sawant and O’Brien have voiced their support for the labor action.
The bill’s dead, but the DCCC hopes Reichert’s committee vote will come back to haunt him.
Conservatives are trying to drum up support for bills that would cut Sound Transit tax revenue by $6 billion.
Constituents had been hounding the Republican representative to vote against the American Health Care Act. Turns out he didn’t have to.
However, the lifting of the individual mandate could cause problems.
Nikkita Oliver says Mayor Murray’s HALA plan “is not a bad thing…It is simply not enough.”
The King County Republican is now “undecided” on the bill.
‘A promise is a promise.’
We may get a look at their strategy at today’s board meeting.
