The Seattle Times Editorial Board recently published a piece arguing that Seattleites should vote no on the upcoming Seattle ...
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2018 Change Agent Click to view larger Karina O’Malley helped open Sophia’s Place, a women’s shelter in Kirkland. Photo by Jon Williams Karina O’Malley didn’t really stand a chance. Growing up, her ...
Click to view larger Pamela Elessa, director of employment supportive services at the Millionair Club Charity, speaking with two workers in the computer lab. Photo courtesy of Millionair Club The ...
Click to view all images Community members gathered on March 23 to celebrate the grand opening of the Liberty Bank Building, a 115-unit affordable housing complex built on the site of the first ...
Lacey Gray, the former records manager for the Office of Inspector General (OIG), has filed a claim for damages against the City of Seattle. Gray is alleging that when Inspector General Lisa Judge ...
Editor's note: Since the publication of this article, new data has been released revising the number of sweeps carried out in Seattle to approximately 2,200. You can find the full data here. New data ...
At the beginning of this year, incumbent mayor Bruce Harrell seemed politically invincible. Katie Wilson credits the social housing movement with shattering this myth. After Proposition 1A — which ...
Content warning: This article contains references to sexual violence and homicide. Five years ago, on the night of June 1, 2020, a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent was punched in the face ...
Let’s face it: If you’ve ever lived in Seattle, you’ve noticed it’s expensive here. Like really damn expensive. Buying a latte downtown will cost you a minimum of $7 after tax and tip, while the ...
Following a dramatic series of results in this year’s November local elections, Seattle city politics appears to have shifted decisively toward the right. In Seattle City Council Districts 2, 4 and 7, ...
On May 30, 2020, sleepy Seattle was transformed into a war zone. Plumes of chemical weapons filled the air, and the booming of concussion grenades reverberated between glass skyscrapers. Thousands of ...
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