According to Shafer, the space has been made available and free thanks in part to grants y ə haw̓ from the city of Seattle and Washington state. One of these grants is the Equitable Development ...

Sanchez-Castro is the second person to die in NWDC in 2024, after 61-year-old Charles Leo Daniel died March 7. Leo Daniel’s ...

At the opening of “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” Seattle Shakespeare exec-utive director John Bradshaw asked audience members to ...

In 2023, the city conducted 2,827 sweeps: just under eight sweeps a day. Almost all of these were called “obstruction sweeps, ...

Over the last month, the Real Change newsroom has done our best to highlight some of these races and bring clarity to where candidates stand on policy issues. Local elected officials often have a ...

Meanwhile, in San Francisco, a company is trying to rent out $700 per month “pods” that look like bunk beds. They do come with internet and other paid utilities, though. Plus a shared bath, shared ...

On Oct. 30, Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss unveiled the city council’s budget balancing package. As chair of the Budget Committee, Strauss was responsible for adjusting Mayor Harrell’s ...

For years and years and years, voters in the Pacific Northwest have decided on elected officials based on just one thing. Many will call it “homelessness,” but what they really mean is “witnessing ...

The time has come for us to acknowledge a hard truth: Trump has been re-elected, and we can no longer afford to simply hope ...

I might not be the person you might expect to review a musical adaptation of Shakespeare, but on Nov. 1, I went to Aspire Repertory Theatre in Northgate to see the new production of “Merchant of ...

When we think about horror, we likely all have something different in mind. It is the rare genre that causes such strong feelings that gray areas cease to exist. It is reviled and loved, feared and ...