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For some Seattle City Council candidates, a day job means fewer hours to campaign
Daytime flexibility could be an advantage in Seattle's crowded race. So who has to work — and who doesn't?
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As WA implements new police accountability law, some advocates feel left out
After I-940 passed last November, family members of police shooting victims were expecting to be involved in its implementation. Some say that isn’t happening.
News
Reports of hate crimes and bias have surged in Seattle since 2012
Improved reporting may explain some of the fourfold increase. Still, one council member wants to make hate crimes easier to prosecute.
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‘It’s an issue of liberty’: WA will stop jailing kids who run away or skip school
Washington is an outlier when it comes to jailing kids for things that aren't crimes. A new law intends to change that.
Growth
International bike expert's advice to Seattle: 'Make it difficult for people to drive'
Author Peter Walker has researched bike infrastructure around the world — he says Seattle's has some glaring gaps.