When the app-based worker minimum compensation law took effect on January 13, Mayor Bruce Harrell praised it as an important worker […]

  Seattle saw some good news and some mediocre economic news this year. On the plus side, 83,000 workers were in their […]

  In September, four members of the King County Council proposed legislation to create a new minimum wage standard for unincorporated areas […]

  All registered voters in Seattle receive four $25 Democracy Vouchers to give to the city candidates of their choice. This year, […]

  As citywide Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda moves on to the King County Council at the beginning of 2024, the Seattle City Council […]

  On November 21, the Seattle City Council approved a $7.8 billion budget for FY 2024, which begins on January 1. Seattle has a […]

  On September 26, the Seattle City Council’s Public Safety and Human Services Committee heard a presentation from Council staff on a potential new […]

  Downtown Seattle has witnessed a promising decrease in crime rates over the past year. However, safety concerns still linger in specific […]

  After an August primary election that saw the three incumbent Seattle City Councilmembers seeking reelection lead their challengers, new polling suggests […]

  Within hours of Seattle’s new law criminalizing public use and possession of illegal drugs taking effect, Seattle Police made 25 arrests. […]

  Are you still gathering information to inform your vote on November 7th? Here’s a terrific article from The Seattle Times with […]