Politics ATF confirms surveillance cameras installed throughout Seattle by David Kroman / August 6, 2015
Politics Councilmember Jean Godden slips further Odds are long for Councilmember Jean Godden. by David Kroman / August 5, 2015
Politics Post-election hangover for most Seattle council candidates Candidate Michael Maddux, right, has no sorrows to drown, just a chance to celebrate a bit at a pizza place over his apparent success in getting a place on the November ballot. by David Kroman / August 5, 2015
Culture More layoffs at the already depleted Seattle P-I “What’s happening at the PI is every journalist’s worst nightmare.” by David Kroman / April 11, 2018
Equity Seattle’s gender wage gap is worse than we thought In some city departments, women made $10K less than men in overtime pay. by David Kroman / April 10, 2018
Politics How life changed at KOMO when Sinclair came to Seattle “Anybody but Sinclair”: Issues with the controlling owners are nothing new for KOMO journalists. by David Kroman / April 4, 2018
Politics Pausing Seattle’s over-budget streetcar project has its own cost It’s a headache that goes beyond just the streetcar itself and highlights broader issues of cost oversight in City Hall. by David Kroman / April 2, 2018
Politics City transportation workers complain of gender bias, favoritism A study documents widespread beliefs that employees face favoritism and discrimination against women. by David Kroman / April 2, 2018
Politics Not a done deal: Convention center expansion could face fight in city hall Councilmember Mike O'Brien wants more affordable housing and transit before green-lighting the expansion of the Washington State Convention Center. by David Kroman / March 30, 2018
Politics Judge strikes down Seattle law requiring landlords to accept first qualified tenant A King County Superior Court judge ruled the law violated landlords’ due process, property and free speech rights. by David Kroman / March 28, 2018 / Updated: 5:30 PM