For 13 years, neighbors have opposed the city's plan for the former Army post. The Seattle City Council on Tuesday brought that battle to a close. 

The hundreds of planes flying over Beacon Hill are more than annoying — they're a health risk. But residents are gathering data in hopes someone will listen.

Votes by the Seattle City Council and the Landmark Preservation Board sustain hopes that the music venue can be saved, but nothing is definite.

New eviction laws cap late fees and give tenants 14 days to pay back rent, among other protections. 

Let Mossback play Dante as we navigate a rush hour inferno.

In other cities, congestion pricing has improved traffic and increased transit revenue. But equity concerns remain.

A new fund will let cities and counties keep $51M in sales tax revenue for low-income housing construction and maintenance.

The "menu" of options approved by legislators includes more backyard cottages, duplexes, triplexes everywhere and apartments near transit.

A new Crosscut/Elway Poll finds that newcomers are more likely pro-Amazon, while longtime residents are more inclined to feel left behind. 

Outdoor gear store Ascent Outdoors, a cornerstone of Seattle's recreation community, permanently closed on April 27.

City officials and the owner of the property are close to an agreement that could allow Seattle more time to salvage the historic venue.

With UW's Project Sidewalk, volunteers look for broken sidewalks and missing curb ramps that make the city inaccessible for people with disabilities. 

Advocates are lobbying the Puget Sound Regional Council to make equity central to its 30 year growth plan.

This week the city paved the way for 6,000 new affordable homes. They’ll need to greenlight 14,000 more to meet their goal.

After years of battle, controversial zoning changes in 27 neighborhoods finally win approval.