When the diverse neighborhood was upzoned, the winners were developers, not longtime residents. Is this what you really want, Seattle?
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell this week defended his record on housing, balancing the budget, and public safety, and promised that 2025 will bring more accountability to the Seattle Police and more business downtown.
City crews spent hours cleaning the streets and fixing vandalism in Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood in a targeted operation Thursday afternoon.
Cheryl Delostrinos has accused the Mayor’s former Director of External Affairs of sexual assault. Her journey highlights the conflict faced by women of color in seeking justice.
It's one thing to hear that more police officers are joining Seattle police than are leaving the department, and another to see it.
The $108 million investment in affordable housing is the first full allocation of funds after Seattle's approved 2023 housing levy, according to a release. Homeowners will be paying $970 million over seven years as part of the city's housing levy.
Five men stand accused of dealing fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, and heroin in and around the Chinatown-International District (CID) after they were allegedly heard on wiretap plotting their drug deals and violence.
Speaking to KIRO Newsradio, Seattle City Council member Maritza Rivera expressed concerns about Mayor Bruce Harrell's One Seattle plan.
The space aims to nurture young startups looking to address climate change while also helping revitalize downtown.
It took just hours after his swearing in for President Donald Trump to reignite a fight he waged for four years against Washington. What will it look like now?
It took just hours after his swearing-in for President Donald Trump to reignite a fight he waged for four years against Washington and its more progressive counties and cities, which insist they will
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor In the waning moments of today's two-hour Rethink the Link-presented forum on the West Seattle light-rail project, a ghost from a quarter-century ago appeared: The long-ago,