Search Results

City employees' discrimination lawsuit raises larger question: Can juries be biased and not know it?

It's a $75M idea and under new Seattle leaders it could have a better chance of passing.

Sound Transit board votes to keep executive Peter Rogoff, but Mayor Durkan votes no.

Conflicted school superintendents look on as school boards debate whether to arm staff with guns.

Nearly 2,000 units of affordable housing are at risk in the case of an earthquake.

The request from ICE set off alarm bells inside City Hall.

The lawsuit alleges negligence, wrongful arrest, intentional infliction of emotional distress, racial profiling and ignoring due process.  

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan confronted issues of inequality in her first State of the City address.

The Seattle Silence Breakers, a growing group of mostly female city workers, held a rally on the steps of City Hall.

Since the city began using its brand new $109 million billing system, customers are panicking as some receive 8-months worth of bills all at once.