This Week in Worker Conquests: Congrats to Longview Newsguild, U.S. Workers Win in Some Primaries, and Union Drip Is the Spring Look

New Hotline Could Pave the Way for an Unarmed Crisis Response in Washington ... Eventually

Seattle Councilmember Alex Pedersen Saves Himself from Voting on Human Rights Resolutions

Seattle Palestinians Call Local Leaders to Act at Nakba Day Rally

This Week in Worker Conquests: Another Bad Week for Starbucks, Chris Smalls Is Having a Moment, and a Whole Lotta Labor Events

City Taps Tiny Shelters Meant for South End Residents to Accommodate North End Sweeps

Seattle Public Schools Bus Drama Explodes Again

Last Call for a Progressive King County Prosecutor Candidate

Finally, a Crime Dashboard You Should Care About

King County Housing Authority to Evict Single Mother Because Her Autistic Toddler Is Too Loud

Rep. Adam Smith Could Help Stop the War in Yemen by Cosponsoring a New Bill, but Right Now He's Still Thinkin' on It

This Week in Worker Conquests: Labor Leaders Head to the Capitol, Howard Schultz Calls His Workers “Adversaries,” and WSU Workers Unionize

Hundreds of UW Students Walk Out of Class for Abortion Access

The Terrifying Ghost That Haunts the Leaked SCOTUS Opinion

Democrats Want Your Vote, Socialists Want Your Feet on the Street

City Attorney Prioritizes Rhetoric Over Results in Community Court Crusade

Democrats' Calls to Codify Roe Ring Hollow

Seattle Could Financially Support Abortion Funds, but City Leaders Won't Commit

Why Justice Alito’s Draft Opinion to Overturn Roe Makes No Fucking Sense

New Poll Suggests Most of Washington Wants to End the War on Drugs

Hundreds of Seattle Students Walk Out Demanding Better Treatment of Survivors of Sexual Assault

Who Would’ve Guessed, Turns Out King County Wants Police Alternatives

Myron Curry and Priscilla Dobler Dzul Just Won $25,000 Each

Seattle City Council Clashes Over How Much Money to Let SPD Use on an Unproven Strategy to Hire More Cops

King County’s COVID-19 Situation Hits a “Yellow Light”

How to Get Banned from Public Comment at Seattle City Council

Sen. Patty Murray Sees a Path to Finally Letting Pot Shops Use Banks

It’s High Time for Cannabis Equity in Seattle

A new proposal would tax weed to right the wrongs of the drug war

City Attorney's Office Will Decline to Prosecute Nearly 2,000 Cases to Help Clear Pandemic-Related Backlog

King County Deems Paying Real Rent to Duwamish an “Inappropriate” Use of Public Funds

The Seattle City Council Considers Giving You More Time to Pay Back Your Landlord

This Week in Worker Conquests: Seattle Starbucks Workers Strike, LGBTQ+ Concerns at Amazon, and Paying to File Your Taxes Sucks

Progressive Lane Wide Open in King County Prosecutor Race

With Stephan Thomas dropping out, the remaining candidates express varying levels of comfort when it comes to cozying up with the cops.

Slog PM: Link's New Stations Are Working Again, the GOP Pulls Out of Presidential Debates, and Stop Talking to Strangers in Bars for Now

Who’s Afraid of Ingrid Anderson?

The mystery of a progressive challenger drawn out of Mark Mullet’s district.

Gig Economy Giants Worry Paying Minimum Wage Will Hurt Business

Nelson Continues to Piss Off People with Her Push for SPD Hiring Bonuses

The Seattle Human Rights Commission Wants to Step In for an Underperforming Community Police Commission

This Week in Worker Conquests: Biden Calls Out Amazon, Starbucks Claims to Be “Assaulted” by Unions, and NLRB Petitions Are Up 57%

What's the Deal with City Hall Park?

Or should we call it County Hall Park?

Protesters Remind Seattle That the Ethiopian Government Is Still Starving Tigray

Will Seattle’s Next Growth Plan Create a “City Within Reach,” or More of the Same Old Crap?

Councilmember Nelson Wants Signing Bonuses for Cops, Even Though We Don’t Know If They Work

This Week in Worker Conquests: Amazon Workers Unionize Warehouse (!!!), Activists Spoil Scab Search, and Crossroads Sweeps Vote

The Campaign to Repeal the Capital Gains Tax Is Off to a Bumpy Start

Seattle City Council Embarks on Tree Conservation Crusade, but Strauss Says Urbanists Need Not Worry

New Campaign Aims to Put Social Housing on the Ballot in Seattle

I Survived a Pandemic and All I Got Was a Streatery

The council doesn’t have universal criteria for ending or extending COVID-era laws, and it shows.

Former KOMO Reporter Says He Didn't Intend to Blast Out Proud Boys Propaganda, Issues Non-apology

Seattle May Have Less Than a Month to Replace the Six-Month Eviction Defense