Nick Bowman
Nick is a San Francisco transplant who's lived in Seattle for over a decade now. He joined the MyNorthwest team in 2018, covering everything from local politics to transportation, and everything in between.
Contact Nick at [email protected] Follow on Twitter @NickNorthwest.
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How much King County has spent prosecuting a Bellevue cat
The alleged terror of her Bellevue neighborhood, Miska the cat has had King County prosecutors racking up thousands of billable hours over the last five years.Comments -
‘McMansion’ ban, new rules for backyard cottages enter home stretch
A measure easing restrictions on backyard cottages and banning 'McMansions' in Seattle was passed out of committee on Tuesday, and will now head to the full council for a final vote, where it's expected to easily pass. -
Councilmembers look to ‘revisit’ plans for controversial 35th Ave bike lane
Concerns continue to mount regarding cyclist safety on 35th Avenue Northeast, and now, Seattle councilmembers are voicing their intent to revisit the controversial project altogether. -
SDOT cuts Jump, Lime fleets by 1,000 for misreporting poorly parked bikes
SDOT announced that it's reduced the fleet maximum for Lime and Jump by 1,000 bikes each, for "inaccurate reports" regarding improperly parked bikes in April. -
Report: Seattle renters flock to Portland as growing tech hub
According to a new report, Seattle renters are flocking to Portland, Oregon, as an alternative to the Emerald City's ever-increasing cost of housing. -
New survey matches Seattle voters with council candidates
A new survey developed by a local entrepreneur looks to help voters decide among the dozens of candidates running for Seattle City Council. -
State clears company investigated for fatal Mercer crane collapse
One of the five contractors the Washington State Department of Labor is investigating after a fatal Seattle crane collapse has officially been cleared. -
Bulk of Seattle council contributions coming from outside city
Of all campaign contributions across Seattle's council races, the highest percentage is coming from outside city limits per recent data from the SEEC. -
SDOT weighs flood of complaints after nixing 35th Ave NE bike lanes
Months after putting the brakes on a controversial bike lane project along 35th Avenue Northeast, reports of unsafe driving and dangerous conditions for cyclists are stacking up. -
Comcast ordered to pay $9.1M for charging Washington customers without consent
A King County Superior Court judge ruled against Comcast Thursday, ordering the company to pay over $9 million in penalties, and restitution to thousands of Washington customers. -
Why Puget Sound millennials are finally looking to buy homes
It's no surprise to anyone that the Puget Sound housing market is competitive. What may come as something as a shock, though, is that millennials are quickly becoming the predominant home buyers in the region. -
Gov. Inslee rips into Joe Biden’s climate change plan
Gov. Jay Inslee spoke out against a recently-released climate change plan from Vice-President Joe Biden, saying that it "lacked teeth ... and ambition." -
Bid to save Showbox moves forward ahead of landmark hearing
A Seattle City Council committee voted Tuesday to temporarily extend the Pike Place Historic District to include the Showbox Market for another six months, sending the measure to the full council. -
Showbox supporters rally as city considers future of iconic music property
Seattle officials and musicians rallied Tuesday in support of saving The Showbox, an iconic music venue in the city. -
Former Seattle mayor: SDOT plans for Magnolia Bridge replacement ‘disgraceful’
"Disgraceful." That's the word former Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn used to describe plans proposed by SDOT to replace the aging Magnolia Bridge.
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