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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.
Business Bestie Mayor Harrell Ignores Gaping Hole in the Budget
The Mayor Presents No Vision for Digging the City Out of Budgetary Despair
Let's Seriously Talk About Tipping
Why Don’t We Pay Everyone Wages That Match the Costs of Living?
City Workers Rally Their Asses Off
After a Year at the Bargaining Table, the City Is Still Only Offering Workers a Pay Cut
Seattle Launches Drug War 2.0
With Little Money for Treatment, the City Bans Public Drug Use and Possession
The Problem with Proving, Again and Again, That Seattle and Portland Are Not Dying
When the Left and Right Keep Debating, the Real Causes of the Homeless Crisis Are Never Addressed
Seattle Entertains the Congestion Tax–Again
The Auto Industry Will Likely Resist Against a Split Progressive Front
The Seattle Process Strikes Again
Facing a Projected Budget Shortfall, the City Wastes 10 Months Trying Woo Big Business on Taxes
Seattle City Council Kills Rent Control Trigger Law
For Fear of Stifling Development, City Council Stifles Anti-Capitalist Rent Control
Mayor Bruce Harrell Shares His New Pitch for the War on Drugs
Seattle City Council to Once Again Consider a Public Drug Use Ordinance
Landlord-Lovers on Council Committee Reject Sawant’s Rent Control Trigger Law
Andrew Lewis Cannot Resist Voting Against Renters
How the SDOT Hates Humans Every Day
Eco-Blocks, Flex Posts, Speed Bumps—They're all Designed to Protect Machines over People
The City Sweeps SODO Ahead of All-Star Game
Surely These Sweeps Are About Real Shelter Connections and Not Impressing Tourists?
Twenty-Six City Workers Told the Mayor That City Council Candidate Maritza Rivera Was a Bad Boss
Seattle Arts Department Staff Relay Laundry List of Complaints, Announce Unionization Effort
Stop The Sweeps Protesters Drown Out the Mayor’s Boring Downtown Press Conference
Harrell Wants a Conversation, Advocates Give Him a Protest and Legislation
Seattle’s “Police Alternative” Pilot Includes Police
Program Leaders Hope to See the Program Evolve Beyond the “Dual Dispatch” Model
Council Member Alex Pedersen Trolls City Hall with Tax Proposals
A Dinky Capital Gains Tax and Anti-Development Fees
Big Business Attempts to Derail Seattle’s Search for New Progressive Taxes
The Chamber Got a Seat at the Table, but They Don’t Seem to Like the Table
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