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Doggy Day Care Workers Bite Back After a Ruff Eight Months at the Bargaining Table
Sit! Stay! Roll Over to Worker Demands, Downtown Dog Lounge!
The Seattle Public Library Announces 1,500 Hours of Closures in the Next Eight Weeks
Library Workers Say It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way
Proposed Contract Kills Any Hope for Real Police Alternatives in Seattle
The Union Basically Negotiated for Some Police Assistants
Washington State Democrats Could Win Supermajorities in 2024
Supermajorities + Democratic Governor = Power to Fix the State Constitution
In New Police Union Contract, Seattle Gives Cops Huge Pay Raises but Gets Little Accountability in Return
“The Change Is So Minimal, It’s Almost Like They Did Nothing”
New Seattle Transportation Levy Just Dropped
Harrell Half-Asses Another Hugely Important Once-in-a-Decade Plan
Will Seattle Respond to the Refugee Crisis with Housing or Handcuffs?
Mayor’s Office Won’t Say If He Will Sweep 300 Migrants Camping on Garfield Tennis Court
City Council FINALLY Ratifies Coalition of City Unions Contract Despite Budget Deficit Concerns
A 9.7% Raise Sounds Pretty Good Until You Hear Cops Could Get 23%
SPD Detective Under Investigation for Pulling Over Metro Bus Driver
A Passenger Took a Viral Video of the Incident
Lefty Organizer Saunatina Sanchez Launches Challenge Against Tanya Woo for City Council
Low-Income Renters RISE UP!
Seattle City Council Requests Draft Legislation to Repeal Minimum Wage for Gig Workers
The Move Comes after the Council Consulted with Uber-Backed Lobby Group Instead of Workers
Inside Ann Davisonâs War with a Judge She Doesnât Like
A Week After Judge Pooja Vaddadi Disqualified a Prosecutor in a Case, Prosecutors Moved to Disqualify Her in Every Case
New Law Requires More Inclusive School Curricula in Washington
Lessons to Include Contributions from LGBTQ People and People of Color
Josh Binda Launches Progressive Challenge to Rep. Rick Larsen
With a Crowded Left Lane, the Incumbent May Face an Easy Battle Against a Freedom Caucus Wannabe
Seattleâs Dual Dispatch Program Is Underutilized
We Could Unleash It If the Mayor Would Stop Letting the Police Union Run the Town
Alexis Mercedes Rinck Launches Progressive Challenge to Tanya Woo
She’s a Renter, a Transit Rider, a Policy Wonk, and a Nose Ring-Haver
Target of âLandlord Lives Matterâ Protest Speaks Out About Bullying Amid Eviction Case
Landlord Claims Tenant Is Exploiting the System, Tenant Says He’s Going Through the Proper Legal Channels
Yes, JK Rowling, the Nazis Did Persecute Trans People
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