In 2023, the city conducted 2,827 sweeps: just under eight sweeps a day. Almost all of these were called “obstruction sweeps, ...

For years and years and years, voters in the Pacific Northwest have decided on elected officials based on just one thing. Many will call it “homelessness,” but what they really mean is “witnessing ...

Meanwhile, in San Francisco, a company is trying to rent out $700 per month “pods” that look like bunk beds. They do come with internet and other paid utilities, though. Plus a shared bath, shared ...

At the opening of “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” Seattle Shakespeare exec-utive director John Bradshaw asked audience members to support his organization, of course, but also to go to other theaters as well ...

This election cycle, we have seen the rise of the Uncommitted Movement as a protest campaign aimed to pressure elected ...

As a queer person, Zamora views wearing camouflage as making a statement in the spaces she navigates. During our interview, ...

Our youth deserve more than a chance to survive. They deserve more than being counted out for their mistakes. They deserve the opportunity to thrive, and that will take all of us. The future depends ...

When we think about horror, we likely all have something different in mind. It is the rare genre that causes such strong feelings that gray areas cease to exist. It is reviled and loved, feared and ...

Seattle Fire Chief Harold Scoggins says firefighting is a secure, stable and often life-long career. Starting pay for new recruits is $94,000 a year, which progressively increases with years of ...

As voters across Washington state receive their ballots this week, they will be tasked with deciding on four new initiatives: I-2066, I-2109, I-2117 and I-2124. The initiatives were submitted by the ...