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The Seattle City Council has passed a package of new laws aiming to reduce the number of people living in RVs. They require permits for people who want to park overnight.
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Nilu Jenks and Julie Kang are campaigning to claim the District 5 city council seat. The candidates have distinct backgrounds and differ on police surveillance.
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Seattle residents had to wait hours for the police to brief reporters on the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting. A new police assessment says city leaders caused delays.
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Mayor Katie Wilson's executive order directs city departments to work with emergency management staff on readiness efforts and trainings.
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The Seattle City Council voted on Tuesday to adopt civil rights protections for people who are polyamorous or in other nontraditional relationships.
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Seattle Public Safety Committee Chair Bob Kettle wants the cameras to be turned back on, but Mayor Katie Wilson said a privacy and data audit needs to be reviewed first.
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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.