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The South Seattle neighborhood groups are focusing their anti-displacement strategy on building generational wealth and sustaining cultural vibrancy.

The possession bill passed this year includes $63M for treatment centers. But it also gives local governments the power to regulate them.

With seven of nine seats up for grabs, here’s how the new Council might address housing, homelessness, public safety, police accountability and more.

We spoke with reporter Josh Cohen about the district races and how they could impact the city after Nov. 7.

Tacoma, Spokane and Bellingham each have ballot measures on these issues, and both voters and candidates have cited them as top priorities.

The majority of funds come from businesses and real estate groups supporting conservative candidates, while unions mostly back progressives.

A 2020 law was supposed to create two trauma-informed treatment centers for exploited children. They still haven’t opened.

Even oil companies not participating in the state’s new carbon auction system are pumping up the cost to the consumer.

Proponents of the initiatives — one similar to a recent Tacoma campaign — say rising housing costs are spurring the policy efforts.

Located in the Chinatown-International District’s Little Saigon neighborhood, the space is set to include affordable housing.