A Seattle attorney is expected to reject the city’s offer to settle a lawsuit that accuses council members and the mayor of breaking the law before voting to repeal the controversial head tax.
It seems naive to say “folks in Seattle think that crime is a lot worse than it is.” We just know the crime isn’t always reported and aggressive, growling people on streets corners have a menacing effect on neighborhood safety.
Officer Nick Guzley will not face disciplinary action after subduing an ax-wielding man in Seattle, despite the recommendation from the Office of Professional Accountability that the officer be punished for failure to de-escalate.
Repealing the Seattle head tax was just the beginning for the people behind the grassroots effort to collect thousands of signatures from people opposed to the controversial move by the city.
State Senator Steve O'Ban points the finger of blame at Governor Jay Inslee when it comes to Western State Hospital losing federal funding certification.
Michael Berry, the deputy general counsel for the First Liberty Institute representing Coach Joe Kennedy, says the 9th Circuit's decision was "pretty far reaching and outrageous."
The attorney for the owner of Arlene's Flowers called the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to send their case back to the state Supreme Court a "great development."
Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw says that she’d like to bring a host of amenities to the area around the King County Courthouse as an “inclusive” way to make the area safer.
As Mayor Jenny Durkan pushes her plan to bring tiny home villages to Seattle, one activist is speaking up, claiming they’re more akin to “slave shacks” than proper homes to house our most vulnerable.
A poll was performed amid the Seattle head tax deliberations gauging public perceptions of the city council and some of their policies. The results aren't too favorable of the Seattle City Council.
Much like an ambulance chaser looking for clients to exploit, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson is basically looking for clients to sue President Trump.
Police report there’s been another assault from a man, believed to be homeless, against innocent passers-by, this time a father and his daughter walking to the Cinerama in Belltown on Father’s Day.
After College Republicans at the University of Washington sued the school for expensive security fees for events, the college will now pay much more to settle the matter, and change its policy.
Sorry dads, but if you weren’t willing to take on Progressive immigration policies or address your so-called toxic masculinity, you weren’t allowed to enjoy Father’s Day.
Watching the head tax repeal meeting, one question kept popping in my mind when hearing the council members speak: what alternate universe do these people live in?
Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant showed her disrespect for democracy during the head tax vote, and how she is more like the dictators she argues that she wants to protect us from.
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