Council Bill 121215, my legislation related to SEPA appeals, will expedite Seattle’s ability to address our most pressing issues, from … [Read more...] about FAQs on Councilmember Lin’s legislation related to SEPA appeals
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Travel Guide: Getting around Seattle for Torchlight Parade, Seafair Weekend Festival
Over the next two weekends, Seattle will fill with Seafair festivities. Big events mean big crowds. To skip traffic and parking stress, consider the … [Read more...] about Travel Guide: Getting around Seattle for Torchlight Parade, Seafair Weekend Festival
Independent film “Christmas Pop-Up” showcases Seattle charm
Christmas arrived a bit early in Seattle. A crew transformed one of the floors of the iconic Smith Tower in January and turned it into a set for the … [Read more...] about Independent film “Christmas Pop-Up” showcases Seattle charm
Have We Met? Community Liaison Abdirahman Omar Reflects on the Intersection of Football, Heritage, and Immigrant Life in Seattle
Abdirahman Omar has served a Community Liaison for the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods for over a decade. From outreach and engagement campaigns … [Read more...] about Have We Met? Community Liaison Abdirahman Omar Reflects on the Intersection of Football, Heritage, and Immigrant Life in Seattle
August Programs ARTS at King Street Station
Join us this August for gallery exhibitions, performances, and more! Read on for more details about the upcoming free programs at ARTS at King Street … [Read more...] about August Programs ARTS at King Street Station
Seattle City Councilmembers propose plan to fund universal school meals starting this fall
Three Seattle City Councilmembers announced a proposal today to fund universal free school meals for all Seattle Public School … [Read more...] about Seattle City Councilmembers propose plan to fund universal school meals starting this fall
Three Women Injured in North Seattle Shooting
Three women suffered injuries in a shooting early Thursday morning near the College Park neighborhood. Seattle police responded to reports of gunfire … [Read more...] about Three Women Injured in North Seattle Shooting
Councilmember Foster leads committee approval of bill protecting homeowner privacy and generational wealth
City Council will consider final passage on July 28 Today, the Housing, Arts, and Civil Rights Committee passed legislation (Council Bill 121259), … [Read more...] about Councilmember Foster leads committee approval of bill protecting homeowner privacy and generational wealth
Investing in Seattle’s kids: Committee finalizes plan to support early learning, K-12 students, and Seattle Promise
Today Councilmember Maritza Rivera (District 4), chair of the Select Committee on the Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise (FEPP) Levy, … [Read more...] about Investing in Seattle’s kids: Committee finalizes plan to support early learning, K-12 students, and Seattle Promise
Landmarks Preservation Board to Consider Landmark Nomination of The McKinney Center for Community & Economic Development
Seattle Department of Neighborhood’s Landmarks Preservation Board will consider the nomination of The McKinney Center for Community and … [Read more...] about Landmarks Preservation Board to Consider Landmark Nomination of The McKinney Center for Community & Economic Development
Councilmembers, advocates push to add weekend food aid to education levy plan
Amendment addresses food inequity for struggling families during weekends and school breaks Council President Joy Hollingsworth (District 3) and … [Read more...] about Councilmembers, advocates push to add weekend food aid to education levy plan
Why City Light Proposed a Rate Increase
Last month, we presented our proposed 2027–2032 Strategic Plan and rate ordinance to the Seattle City Council’s Parks and City Light Committee. … [Read more...] about Why City Light Proposed a Rate Increase