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The Urbanist
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Seattle Police Department Enjoys Unique Privileges, Insulation from Accountability
Oversight is not always enough when it comes to Seattle's public safety departments, which consume a majority of the City’s General Fund. SPD and SFD often get special privileges,… -
Nilu Jenks Wins Seattle Council Seat in Blowout
Progressive Nilu Jenks has won a Seattle City Council seat based on the decisive 17-point lead she ran up on election night. She laid out urbanist-minded goals in a victory speech. -
Democrats on Course for Supermajority in Washington State House, Election Night Results Show
Democrats are on course to pick up more seats in the Washington State Legislature, even in former Republican strongholds. The popularity of the millionaires tax seems to have help… -
Transit Measures Headed to Victory in Seattle, Pierce County
Voters signed onto public transit funding measures in both Seattle and Pierce County Tuesday night, with both passing handily. The two measures represent big wins for Pierce Count… -
Why a Seattle Electric Vehicle Charging Lot Is Taking Half a Decade to Build
When Seattle City Light's eight-stall EV charging lot was first proposed in 2022, a completion date before year end seemed within reach. After design, procurement, and quality con… -
Conservatives Take Their Swings as 2026 Election Trends Toward Progressives
Facing dimming political prospects in the near-term, corporate leaders and conservatives moguls are spending more than ever to swing election outcomes and make elected officials t… -
Sara Nelson Leads Dark Money Attacks on Jenks, Seeking to Keep Centrists' Grip on Seattle Council
Nilu Jenks is the frontrunner in a special election in Seattle Council District 5, but conservatives are trying to take the wind of her sails with attack ads and land on a broader… -
In Battle with Fire Department, Queen Anne Residents Win Parking Victory
A parking battle ignited a controversy along a sleepy stretch in Queen Anne, with the Seattle Fire Department pushing for change after getting repeatedly stuck on the narrow roadw… -
Sunday Video: How Does Philadelphia Even Exist
CityNerd's Ray Delahanty recently visited Philadelphia and he had a lot to say about Philly's impressive walkability and rapid transit access. -
Seattle Stations Lead the Way on Light Rail Ridership
Recent data shows Link light rail ridership is down from its June peak, but still maintaining at a high level. Eight of the 10 busiest stations are in Seattle. -
Route 40 Upgrades Finally Reach Finish Line, Despite Business Opposition
City and County leaders celebrated the gains that will come to transit riders and nearby residents as they cut the ribbon on Route 40 upgrades, which include three miles of bus la… -
Urbanist Canvass, Meetup with House our Neighbors, and Winter Holiday Party
Join us for a canvass for Seattle City Council candidate Nilu Jenks on Sunday, a social with House Our Neighbors on November 12, and our Winter Holiday Party! -
Bellevue's Transportation Funding Debate Pivots Around Safety
Following the death of cyclist James Phillips along Bellevue Way SE on October 15, the issue of safety on Bellevue streets is now top of mind. Over the coming weeks, city leaders … -
Seattle Opens Its Largest Tiny House Village Yet in South Park
Mayor Katie Wilson cut the ribbon Tuesday on the Cloverleaf Tiny House Village in South Park, with space to house about 100 people. Her administration expedited the project as par… -
New Harborview Garage Advances In Face of Soaring Hospital Expansion Costs
As the total estimated cost for new facilities at Harborview sails past the $3 billion mark, the 700-stall garage at Ninth and Alder will be the first project to break ground. At …
Seattle Met
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How Housing First Turned One Life Around
Laura Comenote had spent decades in Seattle’s shelters, motels, and parks without a place to call home. One nonprofit is making a noticeable difference. The post How Housing First… -
Things to Do in Seattle
A sauna festival heats up and the Frye weaves things together. The post Things to Do in Seattle appeared first on Seattle Met. -
Things to Do in Washington in November
Skating season kicks off, crafts arrive in the Tri-Cities, and festivals pop up across the state. The post Things to Do in Washington in November appeared first on Seattle Met. -
Yenvy and Quynh-Vy Pham Cook Up a Good Party
They’re the pho queen greatest. The post Yenvy and Quynh-Vy Pham Cook Up a Good Party appeared first on Seattle Met. -
What the New Seahawks Owners Mean for Seattle
We couldn’t lose another championship team, could we? The post What the New Seahawks Owners Mean for Seattle appeared first on Seattle Met. -
Property Watch: An Exemplary Everyday Midcentury in Rainier Beach
A colorful time-capsule interior shows off the pragmatic side of the distinctive architectural style. The post Property Watch: An Exemplary Everyday Midcentury in Rainier Beach ap… -
Aveda Institute Wants You to Be a Hair Model
The Capitol Hill salon where students give the cheapest haircuts in town. The post Aveda Institute Wants You to Be a Hair Model appeared first on Seattle Met. -
Can’t Miss Fall and Winter Events on the Washington Coast
Book a stay in one of Seabrook’s 300+ rental homes The post Can’t Miss Fall and Winter Events on the Washington Coast appeared first on Seattle Met. -
Your Alaska Winter Escape is Calling in Anchorage
Wintertime is when Anchorage shines. Trails and parks invite runners and fat tire bikers, while nearby snowy mountains offer skiing and snowboarding. Lively events and a dynamic d… -
Off-the-Wall Ideas to Make Seattle Better
Ban tipping, build a new Space Needle—just how possible are these big swings? The post Off-the-Wall Ideas to Make Seattle Better appeared first on Seattle Met.
Capitol Hill Seattle
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On the side of a bank that very nearly became apartments, a new mural confronts housing insecurity and rapid change on Capitol Hill
The crop of Capitol Hill murals popping up this fall includes a new work on the side of a 15th Ave E bank that would be an apartment building if the currents of redevelopment brin… -
Hugo House Long Story Short zine is written ‘live’ from Capitol Hill
Think you’re a writer? Aspiring and seasoned Capitol Hill writers looking to get published can test their quick-drafting skills at Hugo House’s upcoming community write-in, which … -
‘Big noodle culture’ — RUAM brings Thai bowls, noodles, and new energy to Capitol Hill’s 15th Ave E
RUAM won’t save 15th Ave E on its own but it’s a healthy sign the soul of the Capitol Hill-top neighborhood is intact despite challenges. The newly opened Thai restaurant is focus… -
With early returns showing little room for I-638 ‘No’ flip, advocates prepare for court battle
While initial election returns show Washington voters approving Initiative 638, LGBTQ+ civil rights advocates emphasize that there are still votes to count, holding out hope as hu… -
Seattle wins $9.7 million federal grant to overhaul high-crash streets and signals
The City of Seattle has received a $9.7 million federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to fund targeted traffic safety improvement…