Labor
The Westin Seattle employees will picket to demand higher wages from Marriott International.
Immigration
Federally-funded facilities struggle to maintain health and safety of minors stuck in limbo
Three cities could get money to link low-level drug offenders to services and keep them out of jail.
Tax Dollars
Money previously intended for Seattle and South King County organizations might go to stadium maintenance.
King County
Seattle Mariners could make over $100 million from naming rights.
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Education
The new contract that offers a 10.5 percent pay increase now awaits the School Board’s vote.
The Seattle City Attorney has taken a harder line on demonstrations, but activists aren’t budging.
Lodging tax
A council committee voted to advance a last-minute “compromise” plan to fund stadium maintenance.
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The announcement comes after the union voted to authorize a strike if no deal was made by Sept. 5.
Lodging tax
King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski wants the public to weigh in with an advisory vote
King County
A group of eight recently homeless and heterosexual injection drug users in North King County were diagnosed with HIV by county health officials over the… Continue reading
Police Reform
The justices denied police reform advocates’ request that the high court reconsider its order to put the police reform measure alone on the ballot.
King County
After questioning representatives of the stadium’s management and hearing testimony, a council committee punted a vote on the plan to spend roughly $180 million on stadium upkeep
Education
Teachers will picket for the second time in three years if an agreement isn’t made with the district by Sep. 5.
King County
Analysis is the second of two reports documenting frequent missteps in how the department handles citizen complaints
