David KromanStaff Reporter

Washington is cutting fewer checks for those in need, but counts more welfare spending toward “preventing out of wedlock pregnancies” than any state in the country.

A first for Seattle, new Central District apartment building reserves units for residents who've been pushed out.

Seattle Public Library patrons will still have to pay for lost or damaged items, but the city chose a collections company that won't forward debts to credit reporting agencies.

Officials must comply with a subpoena for documents related to the waterfront, streetcar and other projects by next week.

Since Crosscut wrote about Seattle's aging homeless populations and shelters overwhelmed by an increase in medical issues, Hughes Daniels' story is one of hope.

Outreach workers say the increasing costs of both housing and health care are forcing more families out of their homes.

The Seattle City Council may pass the new agreement Thursday with an ordinance setting ‘expectations’ going forward.

The tech giant had its eyes on winning all seven races. Instead, it won just two.

The state Legislature recently passed new regulations to protect against eviction, but many don't know their rights.

If Initiative 976 survives the courts, it will mean cuts to bus hours and, possibly, staff.