MyNorthwest Blog

A proposal for reform from Mayor Durkan and Chief Best is little more than a series of smokescreens which carefully avoid any true, systemic change.

With rumors that Amazon might leave Seattle over a new business tax, we need to remember that large corporations should exist to enhance cities, not run them.

In the midst of a trio of crises, Seattle's Mayor is instead asking us to direct our attention toward a petty feud with a sitting city councilmember. 

The debate over wearing masks continues to foment, over what really should be a common sense safety measure that keeps us all safe.

Call it gaslighting, call it lying, or call it incompetence -- whatever it is that we're seeing from Seattle's Police Chief, it's certainly not honesty.

There’s nothing we can really say here to capture the appreciation we have for all of the fathers today, but we’ll give it a try.

As the debate over the CHOP continues to rage, one thing is clear: It's becoming increasingly difficult to see through the noise.

With the nation's focus fixated on the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, it's important to clarify exactly what this movement is (and isn't).

On Monday, police left the East Precinct on 12th and Pine, an area now replaced by what's known as the "Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone."

An argument that Washington schools need to reopen for the sake of the children, and also because the kids next door won't stop yelling.