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The Seattle City Council is reviewing legislation aimed at helping people living in their vehicles connect to shelter and housing.
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A new proposal filed with the city council would restrict large chains from altering prices based on shoppers’ data.
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In a narrow vote, the Seattle City Council opted to reign in peoples' ability to challenge zoning and land use decisions.
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Results from Tuesday night show almost 72% of voters were in favor of the levy, which will help pay for basic operating costs and to update and maintain library buildings.
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After months of uncertainty, Sound Transit now says it could deliver light rail to Seattle's Ballard neighborhood by 2042 if it can find the funding.
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Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes resigned Thursday. He and Mayor Katie Wilson were criticized for a long delay in getting information to the public following a fatal shooting.
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The levy would raise nearly $480 million over seven years and is critical for library services. But some officials say it could affect funding for future city projects.
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A proposal before the Seattle City Council would strip citizens’ rights to appeal environmental findings in major land-use and zoning changes before they become law.
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Mayor Katie Wilson and other city leaders want to reign in the practice of adding fees in the fine print of a rental agreement. Opponents say the plan will raise rents.
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Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle is pushing back on Mayor Katie Wilson's decision to turn off surveillance cameras near Lumen Field now that World Cup matches in the city have ended.