Councilmember Reagan Dunn and more than a dozen business owners argued tips and health care expenses should be a part of the new wage. The council passed the ordinance without the amendment.
Event held at Bellevue Downtown Park can be catalyst for the world’s second most popular sport.
Washington is the first state to prioritize low-cost leases for electric vehicles.
The prohibition on the sale and distribution of these products will take effect June 1 under a law the Legislature approved in 2021.
Shiro moved to Seattle at a time when the exoticism of Japanese cuisine had suddenly begun finding favorable reviews in American press. By Jayendrina Singha Ray, guest columnist.
The number of fatal crashes in marked work zones had doubled in 2023 when compared to the previous year.
Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill on March 26 adding new regulations to the purchase and sale of catalytic converters…
A Kirkland police officer accused of exhibiting odd behavior toward bikini barista employees while using a city-owned vehicle has resigned…
“It’s really about providing that space to reimagine who you are,” said Heidi Daniel.
The move comes as roadway deaths in the state have hit historic highs.
A couple of our reporters headed to T-Mobile Park to see if the Mariners’ food budget was as tight as their player free agency budget.
Office of Law Enforcement Oversight director calls Burien’s ordinance “unconstitutional.”
KC Auditor says that the county is doing lower priority projects first, putting higher ones at risk.
Report reveals outcomes for 408 sexual assault victims in 2021 backlogged court cases.
Even with big names at this year’s con, locals brought the good vibes to the nerdy weekend.
Dozens of cannabis dispensaries have been robbed in recent years while the laws force the shops to be cash-only.
ESHB 2153 would make catalytic converters traceable and harder to sell illegally.
Legislative bill would recover funding for the Early Support for Infants and Toddlers program – and could save the state millions.
OLEO has previously expressed concerns about the office’s language access policies.
22 plaintiffs are listed in the amended lawsuit.
