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Cherry Street Workers Shut Down All Four Locations after Boss Advocated for Subminimum Wage
Bosses Can’t Afford NOT to Pay Their Workers the Minimum Wage
Council Member Dan Strauss Considers Alternative To Social Housing Tax
But He Won't Say What It Is
Back To School Season Is A Great Time To Protect the Capital Gains Tax
I-2109 Trades Childrens’ Futures For A Tax Break For The .2% Richest Washingtonians
Workers Shut Down a Cherry Street Coffee House Location After Owner Advocates For Subminimum Wage
Their Collective Outrage Triggered an Organizing Effort, and They Have Demands
âThe Absolute Bare Minimumâ
A WA Uncommitted Delegate on the DNC Denying a Palestinian-American Speaker, and Their Hopes for the Convention's Final Day
The Bad, the Bad, and the Ugly
The 15 Major Things You May Have Missed in City Council Chambers This Year
Aurora Residents Deserve Better Than Seattleâs Old Ideas
Some Aurora Residents Want Creative Solutions to Gun Violence, Not More Arrests of Sex Workers
âNot Another Bombâ Rally Pressures Democrats to Listen to Their Base on Palestine
Brat Summer and Coconut Memes Might Work on Some, but the Left Demands an End to Genocide
We Arrest Because We Care
Interim Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr on SODA, SOAP, and Reinstating Prostitution Loitering Laws
Seattle Renters Commission âPowerlessâ to Advocate for Tenants Due to âOngoing Neglectâ from Mayor Harrell, Council
As the Council Threatens Tenant Protections, Renters Need a Strong Voice in City Hall
Council Sacrificed $7.75 Million in Mental Health Funding to Mayorâs Plan to Avoid New Taxes on Big Businesses
Buckle Up for a Bumpy Budget Season!
In Rare Move, Council Member Cathy Moore Scrubs Memo that Raised Concerns about Prostitution Loitering Bill
One Removed Section Questioned the Bill’s Core Intent, Another Contextualized Its Potentially Racist Impact
Morales Tries Again To Restore Mental Health Funding That Was Rolled Back After School Shooting
She Just Needs One More Vote. Looking At You, Strauss
In a Chaotic Meeting, the Seattle City Council Finds New, Creative Way to Ignore the Public
Council Votes to Buy More Jail Beds and Suppress the Vote on Social Housing Initiative
Seattleâs Proposed Prostitution Law Faces Criticism from Advocates, Former City Attorney
A Dozen Sex Worker and LGBTQ+ Groups Plan to Oppose Moore’s Bill
Seattleâs Slapdash Plan to Jail More Low-Level, Nonviolent Offenders
A Desperate-to-Do-Something City Council Votes to Pass Bill with Major Operational Concerns Going Unanswered
Minimum Wage Workers Canât Afford Council Member Joy Hollingsworthâs Attack on Their Paycheck
There’s Still Time to Save Your Reputation, Hollingsworth
Yes, Itâs True! The Stranger Has Been Bought.
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