Katie Wilson wants a cross-department team hunting for savings as Seattle faces budget pressure.

A 6-3 ruling found the measure illegally combined four unrelated subjects into one ballot question.

Attorneys in Oregon, Idaho and Alaska now scramble to fly to Tacoma or drop detained clients entirely.

Over half of fourth-grade classrooms in Puyallup exceeded size limits before the deal, union leaders say.

The City Council's unanimous vote makes Seattle the 10th US city to protect non-monogamous residents, following a 2024 workplace discrimination case.

Seattle-area governments say the White House is holding hundreds of millions in transit, housing and safety funds hostage to ideological demands.

Seattle-area gas has risen roughly $1 over the past year, with the greater Seattle average reaching $5.682 per gallon.

A split federal appeals panel sided with Washington over Cedar Park Assembly of God, ending a challenge that began in 2019.

Konstantin Averkiev says his 10-year-old was taught about gender-change surgery despite his opt-out request. The district calls itself compliant with state law.

A new city fund aims to keep growing startups from bolting to Austin or San Francisco once they outgrow local incubators.

Over 400 Seattle drivers get back pay after a worker complaint triggered a city labor probe into Walmart's Spark app.

Businesses from across Snohomish County will network at the historic venue on October 15, with sponsorships still open.

Redacted files on a capital gains tax and a staff unionization bill fueled the fight now headed to the state's top court.