It is time for a Millennial Republican Party to take over, especially if Washington state is going to force voters to pick a party. It's time for a party that will work with others.
Seattle officials celebrated a bonus recruitment plan for Seattle cops. But some officers see it as trying to buy the loyalty of cops they routinely mistreat and demonize.
Washington Democrats set out on a mission to ban single-use, plastic straws from establishments but they ended up mandating they be stocked. It’s a neutered version of a straw ban bill.
The City of Seattle is paying $3,500 to settle one of two lawsuits alleging the City Council violated public meetings laws when it repealed its controversial head tax.
Pramila Jayapal owes her constituents, especially her Jewish ones like me, an explanation as to why she’s comfortable working with a woman who constantly uses anti-Semitic tropes to criticize Jews or Israel.
Mayor Jenny Durkan’s office is moving forward with an overnight parking lot for homeless car owners at Seattle’s Genesee Park, despite a promise to engage the community any decisions.
I’m on a mission to find the best burger in the city of Seattle. I travel to various burger joints within city limits and rate the establishment’s most popular burger on a scale of 1-10.
I gave a speech recently at a college debate between Democrat and Republican students. I didn't plan on talking about kneeling during the National Anthem. But it seemed appropriate.
Pointing to Los Angeles or San Francisco as examples of how to deal with homelessness is like the New York Giants structuring their playbook after the Cleveland Browns. Not a good idea.
Governor Jay Inslee said he would imminently announce his presidential campaign plans. But he already has no shot at the presidency with literally zero support in a new poll. Worse news for Inslee: this isn’t an outlier national poll.
Washington has some serious issues facing it. So why are lawmakers spending time on these bills? I present you some of the worst, useless, goofiest, and trolliest of them all.
Expensive car tab fees have been a hot-button issue for those in the Puget Sound region, and now, three separate bills are looking to address it in different ways.
Mayor Jenny Durkan’s administration hid key facts of a homeless parking lot program at Genesee Park from taxpayers and the media, redacting details in documents they released for a public disclosure request.
Washington State Governor Jay Inslee is likely to announce his presidential run "shortly." How do you think his official statement will read? Try our fill-in-the-blank Inslee speech.
State senator Reuven Carlyle is taking on digital privacy rights for consumers with the Washington Privacy Act. Will Google and Facebook try to oppose it?
Ridiculously pleased by Seattle’s institutional legalization of camping out wherever homeless individuals choose, state Democrats hope to bring out-of-control encampments statewide.
From Seattle's housing crisis, to climate change, District 3 city council candidate Logan Bowers has big plans for the city should he beat out incumbent Kshama Sawant.
A new Marist Poll shows more than two-thirds of Americans think the gun murder rate has gone up in America since 1994. In truth, the rate of gun homicides has been cut nearly in half.
Representative Bill Jenkin (R-Prosser) recently suffered a heart attack, went through quadruple bypass surgery and then returned to work just three weeks later.
Seattle's restaurant staffing shortage is something many cities deal with. More than that, it's something that doesn't tell the whole story of the city's restaurant industry.
Jordan Frager had a side gig that turned into a full-time job -- Stone N’ Seed wearable art. He forages the beautiful Puget Sound region for rocks, stones, and minerals and turns them into jewelry.
