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 larger Illustration by Kelly Shor Space — the final frontier? The last walk on the moon was almost 50 years ago, but there’s been little doubt in science fiction movies and novels that ...

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 ...

The DIY music scene in Seattle remains mysterious to most outsiders. Kept out of traditional venues by barriers such as age restrctions and fees, bands like Casi have turned to throwing DIY shows in ...

In a quiet Seattle neighborhood along the shores of Lake Washington lies a 200-foot-wide, two-acre public park that finds itself at the center of one of the most significant ongoing disputes over ...

Pongo Poetry Project’s mission is to engage youth in writing poetry to inspire healing and growth. For over 20 years, Pongo has used poetry to mentor youth at the Clark Children & Family Justice ...

America’s 250th birthday went just as well as I thought it would since Trump took it over from the rest of us. Given the heat and the threatening thunderstorms, I would have canceled the Washington, D ...

Seattle is one of the best places in the country to live. While this is my opinion, it is also a fact supported by almost a decade of the Emerald City being at or near the top of cities people are ...

I just turned 77. Or, as I like to put it, I have become 11 for the seventh time. Next year, I will say I will have become 13 for the sixth time. I don’t know what I’ll say the year after that.