A UW professor’s difficult book provides an important glimpse at the city, from the perspective of its most marginalized residents.

We’re gathering your questions on housing and homelessness, policing and public safety, taxes, and more big issues impacting the city.

Local author Josephine Ensign reveals how the city’s long legacy of poverty is crucial to understanding our current crisis.

In the next month, rent increases will return, people will begin losing unemployment and eviction protections are set to expire. Oh, and the pandemic is raging.

Could Seattle become like Vienna and house everyone affordably?

Housing vouchers and guaranteed income could transform our city and help suffering citizens get housed.

Allow the market to build way more housing — and build way more outside the market.

When property rights are pitted against housing as a human right, things get messy.

Landlord groups claim government intervention to prevent displacement actually hurts renters. Let’s take a closer look.

What details about housing, homelessness, taxes and policing can candidates give you to help you cast your ballot?

The authors of the homelessness initiative have pulled a page from the Tim Eyman playbook, using a hot-button issue that could drive turnout and force candidates to take a stand.

Even informed opinions on how the proposed charter amendment would actually tackle homelessness vary wildly. That should be a red flag for voters.