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News May 24 5:56 PM

The Seattle City Council Authorizes SPD to Spend Over $1 Million to Hire More Cops, With Millions More to Come

Hannah Krieg

Visual Art May 20 10:02 AM

Seattle's Graffiti Culture War

Jas Keimig

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News May 18 9:48 AM

Seattle Councilmember Alex Pedersen Saves Himself from Voting on Human Rights Resolutions

Hannah Krieg

News May 3 3:11 PM

Seattle Could Financially Support Abortion Funds, but City Leaders Won't Commit

Hannah Krieg

City May 2 12:45 PM

Democrats Clash Over Biden’s Mostly White Event in Seattle’s Most Diverse Neighborhood

Hannah Krieg

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News Apr 27 9:30 AM

Seattle City Council Clashes Over How Much Money to Let SPD Use on an Unproven Strategy to Hire More Cops

Hannah Krieg

News Apr 22 12:21 PM

How to Get Banned from Public Comment at Seattle City Council

Hannah Krieg

News Apr 19 5:30 PM

City Attorney's Office Will Decline to Prosecute Nearly 2,000 Cases to Help Clear Pandemic-Related Backlog

Rich Smith

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News Apr 15 3:45 PM

The Seattle City Council Considers Giving You More Time to Pay Back Your Landlord

Hannah Krieg

News Apr 13 3:21 PM

Gig Economy Giants Worry Paying Minimum Wage Will Hurt Business

Hannah Krieg

News Apr 13 9:30 AM

Nelson Continues to Piss Off People with Her Push for SPD Hiring Bonuses

Hannah Krieg

City Apr 11 3:30 PM

A Wave of Art Installations and Pop-Ups Make a Short Term Home in Downtown Seattle

Jas Keimig

News Apr 7 1:10 PM

What's the Deal with City Hall Park?

Or should we call it County Hall Park?

Hannah Krieg

News Mar 18 4:07 PM

Downtown Seattle Association Hosts Group Therapy Session for the City's Rich and Powerful

Hannah Krieg

News Mar 15 12:36 PM

After Rolling Back COVID-19 Provisions, Council Unsure When It Will Roll Back Into Its Own Chambers

Hannah Krieg

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