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News
Fri
1:08 PM
City Council Decides Not to Tax the Rich Because a Republican CEO Doesn’t Like It
As a Result, a Cut-Happy Council Will Inherit a Gaping Budget Hole
Hannah Krieg
City
Nov 29
2:00 PM
Seattle’s Antifa City Council Lets Police Department Keep Its Slush Funds
The Most Expensive Department Continues to Hoard the City’s Wealth at the Expense of Other Services
Ashley Nerbovig
News
Nov 22
7:05 PM
Seattle City Council Passes Ceasefire Resolution
We’re Not the First City to Call for One, but We’re the Biggest
Rich Smith
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Queer
Nov 21
9:00 AM
Seattle Wants to Put a Playground Next to a Historically Queer Nude Beach
Advocates Say the Proposal Plays on Harmful Stereotypes
Vivian McCall
News
Nov 15
9:00 AM
Many Seattle Council Members Choose Big Business Profits Over Children’s Mental Health
Lewis Lost His Job and He Still Can’t Do the Right Thing
Hannah Krieg
News
Nov 9
9:00 AM
Who Will Replace Teresa Mosqueda?
The Left Should Fight for the (Probable) Vacant Seat on City Council
Hannah Krieg
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Elections 2023
Nov 2
4:17 PM
How Is It Even Possible to Say November’s Ballot Is All About Downtown Seattle?
The Rich Don't Care Whether Downtown Lives or Dies
Charles Mudede
News
Oct 30
2:06 PM
Delays Plague Workgroup Meant to Help Victims of Police Violence
A New Proposal Keeps the Ball Rolling, but Advocates Remain Skeptical
Ashley Nerbovig
City
Oct 27
12:27 PM
A Haunting at The Biltmore
If It Wasn’t a Ghost, Then What Was It?
Vivian McCall
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Elections 2023
Oct 25
9:00 AM
What Happens If Big Business Gets the Council It Wants?
Renter Protections Rot, Labor Enforcement Dwindles, Housing Production Nosedives, the Planet Burns Hotter–All for More Cop Pay
Hannah Krieg
News
Oct 20
9:00 AM
Seattle Reboots Its Drug War with No Plan and No Money to Scale Up Diversion
An Overstretched Criminal Legal System Braces to Absorb Hundreds of New Cases
Ashley Nerbovig
News
Oct 20
8:00 AM
New 2024 Budget Draft Just Dropped
Mosqueda’s Budget Stands Up to SOME of the Mayor’s Silliness
Hannah Krieg
News
Oct 17
3:15 PM
Mayor Tries Fun New Way to Plunder Funds Meant for Affordable Housing
Instead of Tweaking a Tax on Wealthy Corporations, He Wants the Council to Fight Over Scraps
Hannah Krieg
News
Oct 13
9:31 AM
Planning to Fail
Unearthing the Original Sin of Urban Planning in Seattle
Shaun Scott
Cops
Oct 10
11:01 AM
How to Reduce Random Acts of Violence in Seattle
Hint: The Answer Isn’t More Cops
Justin Ward
City
Oct 5
2:30 PM
Let's Be Real About Why MacPherson's Fruit & Produce Is Vanishing
The Produce Stand's Last Day Is October 8
Charles Mudede
City
Oct 3
3:30 PM
Even Great Britain Is Saying Seattle Is Dying
Our City Has Finally Arrived
Charles Mudede
News
Oct 2
9:00 AM
Seattle Does Not Have a Spending Problem, Big Business Has a Greed Problem
The Chamber and DSA Think the Council Can Find More Than Half a Billion Dollars in the Couch Cushions. Wrong.
Hannah Krieg
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