Ashley Nerbovig
Ashley Nerbovig is a staff writer at The Stranger covering policing, incarceration and courts. She is like other girls.
Posted inCops
We Arrest Because We Care
Interim Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr on SODA, SOAP, and Reinstating Prostitution Loitering Laws
Posted inNews
In Rare Move, Council Member Cathy Moore Scrubs Memo that Raised Concerns about Prostitution Loitering Bill
One Removed Section Questioned the Bill’s Core Intent, Another Contextualized Its Potentially Racist Impact
Posted inNews
In a Chaotic Meeting, the Seattle City Council Finds New, Creative Way to Ignore the Public
Council Votes to Buy More Jail Beds and Suppress the Vote on Social Housing Initiative
Posted inElections 2024
Seven Takeaways from Washington’s 2024 August Primary
A Good Night for Seattle Progressives, The Stranger Kicked the Seattle Times’ Ass, Dems Dominated Statewide Races, and More
Posted inNews
Seattle’s Proposed Prostitution Law Faces Criticism from Advocates, Former City Attorney
A Dozen Sex Worker and LGBTQ+ Groups Plan to Oppose Moore’s Bill
Posted inBad Apples
Bad Apples
Officer Daniel Auderer’s Final Report, a Snippy Traffic Stop, Officer Struggles Through Firearm Training
Posted inNews
Seattle’s Slapdash Plan to Jail More Low-Level, Nonviolent Offenders
A Desperate-to-Do-Something City Council Votes to Pass Bill with Major Operational Concerns Going Unanswered
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Council Member Tanya Woo Decries Graffiti Targeting Her in the CID as Hateful
The Graffiti Reads: “Fuck Tanya Woo Get Her Out!” “Tanya Woo Hates Black People,” and Tanya Woo Is [indecipherable]