Sound Transit’s $375K ex-CEO payout didn’t buy help
The $375,000 for ex-CEO Julie Timm turned out to be purely a severance deal, not a payment for professional services.
Read political news, from city governments in Seattle and its suburbs to the governor and Legislature in Olympia.
The $375,000 for ex-CEO Julie Timm turned out to be purely a severance deal, not a payment for professional services.
The city ethics head opined on several Seattle City Council members' conflicts for a vote on delivery-driver wages; one council member was recommended recusal.
Lobbying firm Strategies 360 and its CEO Ron Dotzauer have finalized a bankruptcy reorgnization to pay $6.2 million to former co-owner Eric Sorenson.
A redesigned intersection not far from Seattle Center is meant to improve safety for bicyclists, pedestrians and drivers. Common in Europe, this design is getting...
At his annual shrimp feed, a tradition handed down by the late Gov. Mike Lowry, Bob Ferguson predicted a close gubernatorial race against Dave Reichert.
Last year, Burien selected land to put up a new tiny house village. But recent council changes to a proposed zoning ordinance have put that...
The negative ads are incendiary and somewhat misleading. They attempt to pin the failings of the Multnomah County Commission and its powerful chair on Susheela...
Here's what to know about the agreement, which organizers says falls short of their initial demands, and what it means for the University of Washington.
Seattle made national news for dropping out of the Top 10 cities for growth. The real story though is a good one — we’re no...
A new report projects how many more homes Washington would require in the next two decades to keep pace.