One block of University Way NE turns into a car-free plaza this Saturday and next, with chess, music and a petition for more.

Donnie Davidsen went from car cleaner to service advisor at Campbell Nissan — now he pays the second chance forward.

About 20 people connect former incarceration sites with present-day detention, ending with a rally at the Tacoma detention center Saturday.

Pallet's Amy King says cities have the money to fix homelessness but often choose not to. Her company just ran out of contracts.

Seattle scored 92.8 overall, but its governance ranking of 198th tells a very different story.

Entre Hermanos celebrates three decades of HIV education and immigrant advocacy with an October gala at the Sheraton Grand Seattle.

No entry fee, no finish-line pressure — just a 22-mile loop through Tacoma's history and neighborhoods.

More than 14 canoe families will paddle from West Seattle to Pier 62, asking permission to come ashore Saturday.

The rainforest lodge that hosted FDR will throw a free centennial bash Saturday, complete with champagne sabering and a marching band.

The 23rd and Jackson corner sat vacant for four years. Now foster youth are pulling espresso shots there.

Holy Rosary School's carnival runs September 18-19, with a cashless punch-card system for food and games.

Kids led a lantern parade through Delridge as lion dancers whirled and a stray goat wandered home to the center's grounds.

Annabel Quintero descended dozens of flights as firefighters climbed past her. Twenty-five years later, she's turned that day into a memoir.