Most Seattle council members support dramatic expansion of lauded arrest-diversion program by David Kroman / October 21, 2019
Glass art is a gas guzzler. Can Seattle stoke the flames of environmental change? by Margo Vansynghel / October 17, 2019
Four years after historic wins for Latino politicians, the Yakima City Council is getting less diverse by Mike Faulk / October 22, 2019
Climate change will spread disease faster. Scientists want to keep us informed — and unafraid by Helen Santoro High Country News / October 22, 2019
What's Seattle doing to solve its shoplifting problem? Nothing really by John Carlson / October 22, 2019
Author Profile Tina Tran Neville Tina Tran Neville is a refugee and a former teacher and U.S. diplomat. She is the CEO of Seattle-based Lana Learn and was recently named a Puget Sound Business Journal 40 Under 40 Business Leader.
Opinion A Seattle refugee-turned-CEO explains why Trump's immigration policy hurts the economy My parents fled Vietnam for the U.S. and achieved the American dream. Trump's decision to significantly limit the flow of refugees could hurt people like my family. by Tina Tran Neville / October 1, 2019
