Campaign organizers say they will continue pushing for a cleaner future.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement denies accusation
Critics say the city continues to pass over seniors’ need for services.
A community input group submitted briefs to the federal court on Oct. 29, but is the public’s voice truly heard?
And they’re not happy about Mayor Jenny Durkan’s proposed 2019-2020 budget.
Commissioners say the agreement rolls back reform, but labor groups and Mayor Durkan disagree. Meanwhile, a community activist might sue them.
The Seattle City Council introduced legislation to approve a long-awaited agreement, but not everyone seems satisfied.
Inadequate medical care plagues immigrants at the facility, but ICE claims otherwise.
Analysis of 2017 county records and interviews show that nearly 90 percent of evicted tenants experienced homelessness
Police reports from federally-funded facilities in Renton and Fife call the minors’ safety into question.
The Westin Seattle employees will picket to demand higher wages from Marriott International.
Seattle Weekly chats with the reflective singer-songwriter ahead of her Seattle solo show.
Federally-funded facilities struggle to maintain health and safety of minors stuck in limbo
The new contract that offers a 10.5 percent pay increase now awaits the School Board’s vote.
The Seattle City Attorney has taken a harder line on demonstrations, but activists aren’t budging.
The announcement comes after the union voted to authorize a strike if no deal was made by Sept. 5.
The justices denied police reform advocates’ request that the high court reconsider its order to put the police reform measure alone on the ballot.
Teachers will picket for the second time in three years if an agreement isn’t made with the district by Sep. 5.
Community leaders say that historical trauma has led to a culture of silencing and not holding perpetrators accountable.
An Iranian American advocacy group voices concern over proposed changes to the immigration system.
