Seattle Concilmember Rob Johnson believes it’s his “moral imperative” to install bike lanes, to the detriment of drivers and businesses, even if it goes against the wishes of a huge portion of his constituency. He may lose his seat over this decision.
After a recent anti-Semitic event and the ongoing vandalism of a Jewish cemetery, some in Seattle’s Jewish community are left wondering if the City truly cares about their concerns.
Republican Dino Rossi doesn't know exactly who he will run against for the 8th Congressional District race, but he does know they will be too far left leaning. He also talks about flying cars, hyperloops, and gun rights.
A recent snarky email to a constituent has mysteriously disappeared from Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw's mailbox. Its disappearance may plant a seed of distrust.
It seems nearly impossible to fire truly horrible employees. This is highlighted by a recent incident with Puget Sound Energy where an employee is saved with extra training.
Color me surprised to learn that the Seattle Department of Transportation believes fresh paint makes the underused South Lake Union streetcar more reliable.
It's unlikely a criminal is going to take the time to acquire a 3D-printed gun over stealing a firearm or getting one from someone else, according to Dave Workman.
It took her quite a while to get here, but Socialist City Councilmember Kshama Sawant has finally decided to side with a big business run by a conservative.
The Snohomish courthouse ballooned to $4.6 million over the $72 million budget, and so cuts were made to the previously required artwork, amounting to $400,000.
The City of Seattle and King County have always touted their desire to get people out of cars and onto buses or light rail. But have you ever wondered why they’re so bad at it?
Two Pennsylvania psychologists conducted a ground-breaking survey that asked 3,000 respondents to agree or disagree with a simple statement: "I am more intelligent that the average person."
One of President Trump’s best judicial nominees has been blocked by indignant Democrats because of columns he wrote while a Stanford student 25 years ago. Yes: Stanford ... as an undergraduate.
A conservative comedy show could go after laughable libs like Pelosi and Schumer, Bernie and Hillary, while mocking politically correct comics and their predictable mockery of Trump.
He couldn't take it anymore. Jason packed a bag (probably with way too much hair gel and a blow dryer) and jetted over to Europe - specifically Hamburg, Budapest, Stockholm and London.
Those opposed to a city or state-level soda tax do not necessarily support a proposed no-soda-tax initiative for Washington state, as it could set a dangerous precedent.
Seattle Police Officers Guild Vice President Rich O'Neill counters SPD claims that cops are not leaving the department in large numbers because of a toxic relationship with city leaders.
In their desperate determination to block confirmation of the President's new Supreme Court nominee, Democrats warn about the imminent threat to Roe v. Wade.
