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Is the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone a brave experiment in self-government or just flash-in-the-pan activism?
A previous version of the tax was repealed a month after it was passed in 2018.
When educators don't see their parents and students as customers, they make some really stupid decisions.
The officer was suspended for only six days.
The Seattle festival's organizers argue that banning signs referring to state-licensed cannabusinesses violates the state and federal constitutions.
Proposed legislation aims to crack down on "McMansions."
The legislation is far from perfect, but does move the city in the right direction.
Institute for Justice to city: Show probable cause, guys.
Despite the claims of NIMBY activists, cities can build their way out of a housing crunch
The city's attempt to save the famed Showbox music venue has predictably resulted in a lawsuit.
Khsama Sawant is doing everything in her power to kill a 442-unit apartment project because it would replace an iconic concert hall.
The baseball team says it will only sign a long-term lease to remain at Safeco Field if the county ponies up.
The latest environmental craze claims another victory.
Advocates hope a straw ban will be the first step toward broader plastic prohibitions.
Employee head taxes are enjoying an undeserved popularity.
Tax proponents folded rather than defend the tax from a increasingly popular voter initiative to repeal the tax.
The city attempts to wring more money from its employers rather than fix its housing problems.
The Seattle government passes a job-killing tax to fix the housing shortage it helped cause.
The city's leftists are becoming increasingly unhinged in the face of broad resistance to a tax on hours worked.
City officials seem dedicated to driving away the businesses that create prosperity.
Business and labor join forces to oppose an employee head tax.
Violators are required to take classes to reduce racial bias.
Yet another Seattle transit project goes off the rails.
Many libertarians like the idea of charging drivers tolls to smooth out traffic flows, but much depends on how the idea is implemented.
Another transit project's costs go off the rails.
Unfortunately, that's not all it's doing.
Similar taxes in other cities have led to lost jobs and without bringing in the expected revenue.
The city council's desire to 'tax the rich' collided with the plain text of Washington state law.
Seattle's vouchers, passed to give outsiders a leg up, instead act as campaign welfare for well-established candidates.
That is the definition of throwing the baby out with the bath water.
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