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Seattle Police Crack Down on Black Lives Matter Protests and Continue to Resist Reform

Futurewise - June 1, 2020

Wallingford's Shell gas station. (Photo by Matthew Metz)

Ban New Gas Stations and Require Cleanups to Tackle the Big Polluter on the Corner

RapidRide heads north on SR-99 just after the Aurora Bridge. (Photo by Doug Trumm)

State Supreme Court Intervenes in I-976 Case, Ruling Expected This Summer

Seattle Now Has the Right to Levy a 1% Income Tax

Share The Cities co-hosted a tenant bootcamp with Be:Seattle in Queen Anne on December 17. (Credit: Laura Loe)

Acronyms for Action: TOPA Could Help Tenants Buy Their Homes

Wonkabout Washington: State Takings Law Remade

Futurewise - December 18, 2019

Sydney, Australia during Vivid Lights festival. (Photo by Hugh Han on Unsplash)

Smart Cities Require Better Digital Privacy Planning

Stuart N. Brotman - December 16, 2019

The nine members of the Washington State Supreme Court. (Washington State)

State Supreme Court Upholds Injunction Blocking I-976

Doug Trumm - December 5, 2019

A long line of riders wait to board a Route 8 bus at Denny and Westlake. (Photo by Doug Trumm)

Judge Grants I-976 Injunction, Pausing Transit Cuts

Doug Trumm - November 27, 2019

Why Transit Riders Are Joining The Suit Against Tim Eyman’s Initiative...

Transit Riders Union - November 25, 2019

by John Beutler

AV, I’m Walking Here! Pedestrians and Self-Driving Cars

John Beutler - April 25, 2018

Superior Court Strikes Down Seattle’s First-in-Time Renter Law

Doug Trumm - March 29, 2018

Superior Court Rules Against Seattle’s Income Tax, Appeal Likely

Doug Trumm - November 22, 2017