Jason Rantz

If you want to truly understand why Seattle homelessness is so out-of-control, just review a recent comment by Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan. She displays a shocking bit of cluelessness.

In a video spreading on Facebook, a man is shown at a March 11 public comment period in front of the Seattle City Council to discuss the state of our Democracy, but he didn’t get a chance to make his comments.

Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant has branded herself as representing the working class. Behind the scenes, she relies on wealthy donors who don’t even live in her district.

Rep. Jesse Young (R-26th) breaks down a bill that would tax vaporizers as if they were cigarettes. 

Homeless residents in an unsanctioned encampment started a “very large garbage fire” dangerously close to a natural gas pipeline under I-5, leaving some in the Seattle Fire Department deeply concerned the freeway could be in “jeopardy.”

Senate Democrats approved legislation to demand tax documents from President Donald Trump that they, themselves, won’t provide.

Russ Saunders of Handy Andy Rent-A-Tool is one of numerous business owners along Aurora who believe the city's upzoning policies fail to understand the character of the neighborhood, and make it difficult for a business like his to exist. He may end up closing up shop as a result.

After significant public pressure from KTTH listeners, Seattle University finally went on record to condemn a professor’s dangerous position promoting violent resistance.

Seattle Police Lieutenant Brendan Kolding discusses why he quit the Seattle Police Department to pursue a District 1 campaign for city council.

Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant loves to tout that she’s a voice of working people. But unless you’re willing to pay dues to Socialist Alternative, she isn’t really interested in what you have to say.