Politics 2013's #5 Most-Read: Seattle's dirty little secret of downtown safety Throwing more and more money into public services won't solve our crime problems. Here's what will. by Jordan Royer / December 28, 2013
Opinion It’s time to get passionate about gun control A memorial to those lost in the Sandy Hook mass shooting. by Jordan Royer / January 7, 2016
Politics Neighborhoods could yank a lot of chains on new City Council by Jordan Royer / December 1, 2015
Politics A council misguided: The futility of property tax-financed city elections The current Seattle City Council. by Jordan Royer / June 13, 2013
Environment Guest Opinion: Seattle and Alaska in another sibling fight A barge carries goods from the Port of Seattle toward Alaska. by Jordan Royer / May 10, 2015
Why I support Crosscut Crosscut contributor and new board member, Jordan Royer by Jordan Royer / April 6, 2015
Politics Murray squanders chance for positive neighborhood reform Mayor Ed Murray visits with Hillman City residents on a find-it, fix-it tour to look at improvements the city could make in their neighborhood. by Jordan Royer / July 19, 2016
Opinion Why Seattle must tame "The Jungle" The Jungle area stretches down from Beacon Hill overlooking Seattle's stadium district. by Jordan Royer / February 2, 2016
Politics Time for some adult supervision at City Hall Mayor Ed Murray's threatened lawsuit against the Trump administration is on hold, for now. by Jordan Royer / October 7, 2016
Politics The rough road to a safer 3rd Avenue Without learning lessons from the past, goodwill can't fix the problems for the public trying to use transit or shop in downtown, or for the people struggling to get along in the heart of the city. by Jordan Royer / January 5, 2012