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One Step Forward, One Step Back: How Progressives Can Still Enact Change After Tammy Morales Resignation
Council Member Rinck Redoubles Commitment to Working People as the New Lone Progressive
Council Member Rinck Redoubles Commitment to Working People as the New Lone Progressive
City Attorney Ann Davison Stretches the Truth in War on Judge She Doesn’t Like
In Davison’s Memo Accusing Judge Pooja Vaddadi of Bias, the Facts Seem Squishy
In Davison’s Memo Accusing Judge Pooja Vaddadi of Bias, the Facts Seem Squishy
Tammy Morales Resigns from City Council, Calls For Culture Change As New Progressive Swears In
The Progressive Agenda Is Popular With The People, But In City Hall It Puts A Target On Your Back
The Progressive Agenda Is Popular With The People, But In City Hall It Puts A Target On Your Back
Legal Aid Attorney Rory O’Sullivan Announces Run for Seattle City Attorney
The Housing Advocate and Friend to the Unemployed Becomes the First Challenger for Republican City Attorney Ann Davison
The Housing Advocate and Friend to the Unemployed Becomes the First Challenger for Republican City Attorney Ann Davison
Activists Shut Down U Village Apple Store on Black Friday
“Apples Against Apartheid” Protested the Company’s Connections to Israel and the Republic of the Congo
“Apples Against Apartheid” Protested the Company’s Connections to Israel and the Republic of the Congo
The Suspects of an Anti-Gay Bias Assault Thought They Were the Victims
More Details About the Bat Attack in Capitol Hill
More Details About the Bat Attack in Capitol Hill
City Council’s “People’s Budget” Just So Happens to Do Their Corporate Donors' Bidding
The 2025-2026 Budget Raids Affordable Housing Funds, Avoids New Taxes on the Rich, and Increases Police Budget
The 2025-2026 Budget Raids Affordable Housing Funds, Avoids New Taxes on the Rich, and Increases Police Budget
City Council May Consider Ethics Code Changes to Allow Council Members to Vote in Their Own Financial Interest
Council President Nelson Doesn’t Seem to Like When the Ethics Code Kills Her Bills
Seattle Police Investigating Assault on Gay Man After Election in Capitol Hill
A Man in a Porsche with a Trump Flag Hit Him with a Baseball Bat
Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr’s Contradictory Philosophy
Restorative Justice is Just for Cops
The City Council Anti-Tax Majority’s Parting Shot Is One Final Middle Finger to the Poor
They Fucked with JumpStart, They Rejected a Capital Gains Tax, but in a Few Weeks Everything Will Be Different
Inside the Bitter Battle Between Starbucks and Its Workers
Starbucks and SBWU Aim to End Ugly Three Year Saga
Transit Diehard King County Council Member Claudia Balducci Is Running for King County Executive
The Race to Succeed Dow Constantine Begins
City Council to Vote on Final Amendments to 2025-2026 Budget
Council Members Propose Taxing The Rich, Ripping Out the Street Car, and Restoring Tenant Protections
Seattle's First Rally Ahead of Trump 2.0
The left tries to find its footing before Trump takes power again.
Sara Nelson Count Your Days
Alexis Mercedes Rinck’s Victory Shows Progressives Can Regain Some Power In 2025
Seattle Police Department Shares Plan to Fill Up King County Jail Beds
A Great Step Forward for Seattle Police Department, Says Deputy Chief
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