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Seattle Tops 761,100 Residents, Four-County Region Grows to 4,264,200

Stephen Fesler - July 9, 2020

Mayor Jenny Durkan signs the Fare Share Plan into law at city hall. (Photo by Doug Trumm)

JumpStart Seattle Passes 7-2–Will Mayor Durkan Sign It or Force Veto Override?

Protesters react with fists raised in solidarity as Nikkita Oliver takes the stage at City Hall on Wednesday June 3rd. (Photo by Doug Trumm)

Council Set to Pass JumpStart Seattle Payroll Tax

2020 Point-in-Time Report Shows Homelessness Continues to Climb in King County

Black Faith Leaders Urge Seattle to Fund 1,000 New Affordable Homes in the Central District

Sunday Video: How San Francisco Erased A Neighborhood

Stephen Fesler - March 15, 2020

As Olympia Falters, Sawant and Morales Forge Ahead on Big Business...

Doug Trumm - March 5, 2020

View of Medici Apartments at 7th St. and Bixel St. (Photo by Leilani Commons)

Los Angeles’ Fauxtalian Renaissance: Obliterating Culture and Facilitating Gentrification

Leilani Commons - March 5, 2020

Two Upcoming Events Focus on Regional Housing Strategy

Patrick Taylor - March 2, 2020

Metro Delays Park-and-Ride Redevelopment Plans, Save for 232 Affordable Homes

Doug Trumm - February 28, 2020

SLI's 47+7 building in the U District. (Photo by Shaun Kuo)

The Potential and Pitfalls of Prefabricated Buildings

Shaun Kuo - February 24, 2020

Mayor Durkan delivers her state of the city speech at Rainier Arts Center. (Credit: Seattle Channel)

Mayor Durkan Stresses Pragmatism over Systemic Change in State of City...

Doug Trumm - February 21, 2020

Volunteers building and painting tiny houses at Georgetown Village in March of 2017. (Photo by the author)

Seattle Council Reforms Encampment Rules and Permits 40 Tiny House Villages

Anton Dekom - February 21, 2020

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