Dead Technologies June 11, 2009
Stand Up and Holler June 02, 2009
Of Newsprint and Typewriters: The Front Page Recalls a Bygone Era May 31, 2009
Three School Board Seats up for Grabs this Year May 28, 2009
Cheryl Chow Will Not Seek a Second Term on Seattle School Board May 27, 2009
Drago Launches Campaign to Unseat Nickels May 26, 2009
Technology vs. humanity in Coppola's "The Conversation" May 24, 2009
Skyrocketing Consumer Debt May 19, 2009
Seattle Public Schools to Layoff 172 Teachers and Staff May 19, 2009
School Board Ready to Vote on New Student Assignment Plan May 19, 2009
Gregoire Signs Payday Loan Reform Bill May 18, 2009
La Belle Noiseuse: Watching the Hand of the Artist May 17, 2009
City Council Soft-pedals Budget Cuts and Leaves Tough Choices for Mayor May 15, 2009
School District Says Budget Deficit Now $34 Million and Layoffs Expected May 13, 2009
Whoopie Pies May 12, 2009
Teachers Union Claims Superintendent Goodloe-Johnson Violated Labor Laws May 11, 2009
Knowledge Is Power; Is Our Power ON? May 10, 2009
Get Carter? Good luck. May 10, 2009
Superintendent Goodloe-Johnson Terminates 3,300 Schoolteacher Contracts May 08, 2009
No Special Session in Olympia Leaves Seattle Schools with $25 Million Budget Deficit May 08, 2009
U.S. Senate Confirms Chief Kerlikowske as Drug Czar May 07, 2009
Seattle Schools: New Math Books and Layoffs May 07, 2009
First Debate with Democratic Candidates for King County Executive May 06, 2009
National Teacher Day: My Most Memorable Teachers May 05, 2009
Seattle City Council Candidate Forum at the Metropolitan Democratic Club Tomorrow May 05, 2009
Race for McIver's Open City Council Seat: And Then There Were Six May 04, 2009
High School Math Textbook Debate Continues this Week May 04, 2009
Green Lake's Rules of the Path May 03, 2009
Blow the Bloody Doors, Only the Bloody Doors May 02, 2009
Homeowners and Renters Get More Time Before Foreclosure May 01, 2009
Swine Flu Closes Three Schools May 01, 2009
Three Seattle Schools Closed, No Cases of Swine Flu Diagnosed May 01, 2009
Community Activist Campaigns Against Apathy April 30, 2009
State Rep. Ross Hunter is Running for King County Executive April 29, 2009
A Look Inside Tent City 3 at St. Mark's Cathedral April 28, 2009
School Lunches to no Longer be Prepared at Schools April 27, 2009
Layoffs Expected at Seattle Public Schools April 24, 2009
Olympia Says Seattle Property Owners Should Pay for Cost Overruns to Replace Viaduct April 23, 2009
Charles Stimson Bullitt 1919 - 2009 April 21, 2009
Public Forum on Wed. at City Hall to Discuss Mayor Nickels' Budget Cuts April 21, 2009
Mayor's Staff Briefs City Council on $13 Million Budget Cuts April 20, 2009
Seattle School Board May Drop 2.0 GPA Requirement to Graduate April 20, 2009
Failed State... of Mind April 19, 2009
Mayor Nickels Announces $13.3 Million in Budget Cuts April 17, 2009
School Board Trying to Decide What to do with Shuttered Schools April 16, 2009
Mayor Nickels Proposes Millions in Budget Cuts April 13, 2009
Election 2009: Initiative 99 Would Say No to Mayor's Deep-Bore Tunnel April 13, 2009
Elizabeth Campbell Plans to Run Against Mayor Greg Nickels April 09, 2009
Mayor Nickels Holds Out Hope Feds Will Help Pay to Fix Mercer Mess April 08, 2009
City Council Committee Debates $140 Million Streetcar April 08, 2009
Seattle City Council Reverses Decision to Release Mercer Mess Money April 06, 2009
Fail-Safe: Henry Fonda stars as Barack Obama April 05, 2009
Sasquatch, Real or Imagined? You Decide. April 04, 2009
City Council Discusses Bringing Back Taxpayer Funded Elections April 02, 2009
City Council Puts Bag Tax to Voters March 30, 2009
Coca Express March 29, 2009
Seattle City Council Seeks to Reverse Vote Lifting Mercer Mess Spending Restriction March 27, 2009
Olympia: Gas Tax Revenue Down, Tolls and $4.3 Billion in New Transportation Spending March 27, 2009
Peter Holmes Drops out of City Council Race to Challenge City Attorney Carr March 26, 2009
Seattle City Council Committee Discusses How to Spend Parks Levy Money March 25, 2009
With Sonics Gone, City Renegotiates Key Arena Contract with KeyCorp March 25, 2009
Licata and Carr Squabble Over Opening New John School March 24, 2009
Michael McGinn First Candidate to Challenge Two-term Mayor Nickels March 24, 2009
Attorney General McKenna Issues Consumer Alert About Phony Charity March 23, 2009
American International Group March 23, 2009
Seattle Politics this Week Mar. 23, 2009 March 22, 2009
Washington's Economy Continues to Weaken March 19, 2009
The Crocodile is Back with Free Shows this Thursday and Friday March 17, 2009
Unemployment Hit 8.4 Percent in February March 17, 2009
The P-I to Stop Printing Tomorrow, says Hearst March 16, 2009
Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable March 15, 2009
Facebook Group Encourages Peter Steinbrueck to Run for Mayor March 13, 2009
City Council Discusses Mayor's Proposal to Change the Multifamily Zoning Code March 12, 2009
A Shimmer of Hope as Dow Closes Up 380 Points March 10, 2009
Gov. Gregoire Announces New Sex Offender Tracking Database March 09, 2009
This Week in Seattle Politics: March 9, 2009 March 09, 2009
Milt Priggee: The G.O.P. a Shovel Ready Project March 07, 2009
Unemployment Continues to Soar March 06, 2009
State Senate Approves Alaskan Way Deep Bore Tunnel March 05, 2009
Seattle City Council Approves Changes to Noise Ordinance March 04, 2009
Scamming Seattle City Light Customers with Asian Last Names March 03, 2009
UW Announces First Round of Layoffs March 03, 2009
State Rep. Hunter Wants to Tax Streaming Video March 02, 2009
Seattle Politics This Week, March 2, 2009 March 02, 2009
Milt Priggee on the Demise of Newspapers March 01, 2009
Two Haunting Tales February 28, 2009
The Three Stages of Grief February 27, 2009
Friends in High Places February 26, 2009
Seattle City Council Votes Yes on Tree Chopping Permit February 24, 2009
Debt Collector Sued for Potty Mouth February 23, 2009
Seattle Politics This Week February 22, 2009 February 22, 2009
Poppy: So Delicious, but Don't Make Me Sit in There February 22, 2009
Home Prices Continue Free Fall, Yet Seattle Remains One of the Most Expensive Places to Live February 21, 2009
In Case You Missed It, January 30th Was Earned Income Tax Credit Day February 20, 2009
Seattle Companies See Stocks Pummelled February 19, 2009
In Olympia, Senate Democrats Seek Changes to Retro Program February 19, 2009
The Port of Seattle Wants to Clean Up Messy Net Sheds at Fishermen's Terminal February 18, 2009
Here's a Refund, Now Give It Back February 17, 2009
Mayor Nickels, the State of the City February 17, 2009
Seattle Politics This Week Feb. 16, 2009 February 16, 2009
Seared Scallop Salad February 15, 2009
Political Cartoon: Gregoire, Budget Deficits, Education and Health Care February 15, 2009
A Run On The Food Banks February 14, 2009
State Legislature Hopes Increase in Unemployment Checks Will Stimulate the Economy February 13, 2009
City Council Committee Moves Bill Forward on Water Bill Increase February 13, 2009
In Olympia, Senate Passes Bill to Increase Unemployment Benefits February 12, 2009
City Council Committee Discusses Regulating Rental Housing February 11, 2009
City Council Committee Shows Support for Universal Health Care February 11, 2009
Jordan Royer To Run For Seattle City Council Position 8 February 10, 2009
Senate Committee Hears Testimony Over Abolishing the Death Penalty February 10, 2009
Gregoire Wants More Than 150 Boards and Commissions Eliminated February 09, 2009
Council Votes NO on the Annexation of North Highline February 09, 2009
Looking at Him Looking at Them February 08, 2009
Groups Helping the Poor, Struggle to Keep Pace with Demand February 07, 2009
The Battle Over Billions, Maybe Trillions February 07, 2009
City Council Watch: Rezoning Proposal on Dearborn Street February 06, 2009
Customers Love Vivace's New Location on Broadway February 06, 2009
City Council Discusses Utility Tax Increase February 05, 2009
Acacia's World Famous Syrian Pouches February 05, 2009
Fishermen Feel Squeeze From Seattle Port Authority February 05, 2009
Obama Message, It's Time For Action, Now Throw a House Party February 04, 2009
Seattle City Council on the Mercer Corridor Project February 03, 2009
Seattle City Council Discusses Light Rail Fares February 03, 2009
Bus Ticket Mess Pits Mayor Against Homeless Group February 03, 2009
Seattle City Council Approves The Storm Lease Agreement Today February 02, 2009
Brix Condos Go Up, Housing Market Goes Down February 01, 2009
Elections Director and Party Politics February 01, 2009
The Munich Secession and America at the Frye January 31, 2009
School Board Says Yes To School Closure Plan January 30, 2009
School boardmembers offer only token tweaks to school closure plans January 29, 2009
School Board Members Release Last Minute Recommendations on Closure Plan January 28, 2009
Viaduct Watch: Agreeing to disagree January 27, 2009
Hundreds Rally To Stop Seattle School Closures January 26, 2009
Closing schools: here's a better way January 23, 2009
Meet the artist commissioned for UW light rail station January 20, 2009
Barack Hussein Obama, The First African American President, Takes Office January 20, 2009
Dr. Martin Luther King Shares His Birthday With Barack Obama January 19, 2009
Events mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day January 17, 2009
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer For Sale and To Close? January 09, 2009
Here We Go, The 61st Legislative Session Begins Monday January 09, 2009
Death Threats Sent To Gay Bars On Capitol Hill January 07, 2009
Washington State Legislature and the $6 Billion Deficit January 06, 2009
One dead, two hurt after Seattle nightclub shooting January 04, 2009
Overnight freeze makes a slick commute December 19, 2008
Snow Day At Last December 19, 2008
Seattle's BLVD Gallery to Close December 11, 2008
Controversial Kansas "church" wants to erect "Santa Claus will take you to hell" sign at capitol... December 10, 2008
City Council Members S.C.R.E.W.E.D. on Proposed Streetcar Names December 10, 2008
Busted for that Hot Dog Bash November 26, 2008
The New York Times does Seattle November 24, 2008
Who from here might serve in Obama administration? November 24, 2008
County's mentally ill fade into the system November 17, 2008
Separately, we can't save anyone November 17, 2008
Under the Needle: Only one way Edward Jackson would leave 35 years of clutter November 07, 2008
Crowds keep the peace so police don't have to November 06, 2008
Obama Elected President as Racial Barrier Falls November 05, 2008
City shows solid support for 2 levies November 05, 2008
Gregoire triumphs as close race fails to materialize November 05, 2008
King, Pierce will keep polls open for those in line by 8 p.m. November 04, 2008
King Co. reports strong turnout, minor problems November 04, 2008
Apartment rental rate hike expected in Puget Sound area November 04, 2008
Potato Cheddar Chowder November 03, 2008
Early voting trends bode ill for Gregoire November 03, 2008
Elderly Holdout Remembered November 03, 2008
Deadly Capitol Hill fire ruled arson October 28, 2008
Seattle apartment building fire kills man October 27, 2008
Capitol Hill Gas Station Bursts In Flames September 05, 2008
Seattle's hate crimes widespread, happen more often than thought August 22, 2008
Stinky corpse flower in bloom at Volunteer Park July 29, 2008
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie July 20, 2008
Power outage for 4,000 customers on Capitol Hill July 03, 2008
Six state legislators urge McKenna to weigh in on Seattle, other cities' rules July 02, 2008
Perfect Pie Crust Made Easy July 01, 2008
A long wait for Seattle P-patches June 21, 2008
Artist again defends proposed sculpture June 12, 2008
Unsustainable Seattle June 09, 2008
Green and affordable June 06, 2008
On 523 Broadway, 295 Apartments June 06, 2008
Senate Panel Accuses Bush of Iraq Exaggerations June 05, 2008
Big Brother is Riding the No. 49 Bus June 03, 2008
Council forum on better townhome design June 02, 2008
Cameras in more parks backed May 31, 2008
No Parking Anytime: Is Sound Transit fighter plane sculpture threatened? May 30, 2008
The ghost of Mike Lowry May 28, 2008
SLUT comes to Capitol Hill May 28, 2008
Robert Mak is the mayor's new comm director May 28, 2008
Memorial Day services on Capitol Hill honor those who gave all May 27, 2008
Sneak peek at Washington's 'most endangered' landmarks May 25, 2008
Sen. Patty Murray speaks with NY Times columnist about Iraq May 23, 2008
Seattle Police Captain comments on WTO movie May 23, 2008
No gay pride events for Broadway, planners say May 23, 2008
More than four bucks a gallon May 23, 2008
Obama's Democratic Party? May 21, 2008
Nickels seeks seismic retrofits for up to 1,000 Seattle buildings May 21, 2008
Burien says save the viaduct: We use the viaduct more than the people on Capitol Hill May 20, 2008
That Nasty Toilet on Broadway is Going Away May 19, 2008
Mayor Nickels Installs Video Cameras at Cal Anderson Park May 19, 2008
Eco-friendly pizza chain coming to Capitol Hill May 19, 2008
Getting ready for the Big One May 19, 2008
Seattle Police Say YES to Top Pay May 18, 2008
Capitol Hill Art Center Plans to Move May 18, 2008
Community Garden on John and Summit November 05, 2007
Pulled Pork At The Redwood October 10, 2007
Bitchin' Burritos At Bimbos October 05, 2007