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The city has been celebrated as a national model for police reform. But has police culture really changed, or just policy?

"This is really a necessary step to right the wrongs of what was a failed war on drugs," Mayor Durkan said

Three years before #MeToo and the city's own public reckoning with harassment, a group of City Light female employees filed their own lawsuit.

Seattle City Light is struggling to keep up with requests to connect new homes, commercial buildings and industrial warehouses to the grid.

Councilmember Kshama Sawant is interested in pursuing a new office to address harassment complaints.

New King County regulations require limited-service pregnancy centers to display "Not a Health Care facility" signage — but none are complying.

Mayor Jenny Durkan and members of the Seattle City Council announced a full review of the city’s harassment and discrimination policies.

City leaders plan to scrutinize policies and procedures inside the City of Seattle human resources department after two Crosscut stories addressed complaints of both harassment and a toxic work...

In accounts from more than 20 current and former HR employees and city employees, a picture emerges of an office wrought with discontent, frustration, anxiety and even fear.

Seattle's Chief Technology Officer, Michael Mattmiller, and the Director of the Office of Labor Standards, Dylan Orr, both resigned Friday, Mayor Jenny Durkan announced today. That makes a total of...