Posted inFeatures
How Seattle City Hall Works (And How to Make It Work for You)
A primer on political power and how it works here.
Politics
Posted inFeatures
Staffing the Accused: Inside the Six-Month-Long Downfall of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray
Their boss allegedly committed sexual assault and abuse. He denied everything. They had to decide: Who do I believe? What do I do?
Posted inFeatures
Big Tech Is Failing to Comply with Seattle’s Law on Election Advertising Transparency
Why won’t Facebook, Google, and Twitter disclose vital public information?
Posted inFeatures
Talking with Mayor Durkan About Sexual Harassment, Police Reform, and Seattle’s Activist Left
The Stranger’s Q&A with Jenny Durkan on her first full day of work.
Posted inFeatures
An Activist or a “Trusted” Counselor
What should the city attorney be doing, anyway?
Posted inFeatures
The Stranger‘s Endorsements for the November 7, 2017, General Election
It’s time to vote in one of the most fucked up years for Seattle politics ever.
Posted inArt and Performance Fall 2017
The Tragedy of The Crucible Is That We Still Need to See The Crucible
Arthur Miller’s persecution play feels as relevant in 2017 as it was in 1953. Or 1692.
