Detectives are investigating a 67-year-old man’s death after he was found in Westlake Park following a fight with another man. On Thursday morning … [Read more...] about One Man Dead After Fight in Westlake Park
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Free High-Speed Internet for Seattle Nonprofits: Apply Now
Reliable internet keeps your programs running, your staff connected, and your community served. Now, the City of Seattle can help cover that cost. The … [Read more...] about Free High-Speed Internet for Seattle Nonprofits: Apply Now
Mayor Wilson Takes Action to Build a More Resilient Seattle Economy
Executive action and a new independent assessment chart Seattle’s course to retain businesses and workers, diversify its economy, and create … [Read more...] about Mayor Wilson Takes Action to Build a More Resilient Seattle Economy
New 24/7 speed safety cameras will enforce traffic laws on Rainier Ave, E Marginal Way, and Sand Point Way
Blog stats: 1,200 words | 6-minute read Summary: Everyone needs to get around safely, and we are committed to our goal of ending deadly crashes … [Read more...] about New 24/7 speed safety cameras will enforce traffic laws on Rainier Ave, E Marginal Way, and Sand Point Way
A shared path forward
Seattle’s economy has long been defined by our resilience, ingenuity, and a spirit of shared progress. Over the past decade, we have enjoyed … [Read more...] about A shared path forward
Mayor Wilson Signs Ordinance Establishing Seattle’s First “Do Not Solicit” List
New law protects homeowners from predatory real estate solicitation, strengthens housing stability across Seattle. Seattle—Yesterday, Mayor Katie … [Read more...] about Mayor Wilson Signs Ordinance Establishing Seattle’s First “Do Not Solicit” List
Seattle Fire to commemorate 25th anniversary of 9/11
Seattle – The Seattle Fire and Police departments are remembering the 25th anniversary of 9/11 through various events on Friday, Sept. 11, including a … [Read more...] about Seattle Fire to commemorate 25th anniversary of 9/11
Applications Now Open for $2.5M in Direct Payments to Seattle Childcare Workers
City of Seattle sustains wage equity investment for childcare workforce The Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) is proud to announce … [Read more...] about Applications Now Open for $2.5M in Direct Payments to Seattle Childcare Workers
Public Safety Chair Kettle presses Mayor for clarity on Police Chief’s forced resignation, cites continued lack of transparency and instability
Today Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, released the following statement regarding his request that Mayor … [Read more...] about Public Safety Chair Kettle presses Mayor for clarity on Police Chief’s forced resignation, cites continued lack of transparency and instability
The Green Flag Rises Again at Seward Park
Written By: Todd Burley Seattle Parks and Recreation is excited to announce that Seward Park has received the international Green Flag … [Read more...] about The Green Flag Rises Again at Seward Park
Mayor Wilson’s Statement on Recent Belltown Violence
“What happened in Belltown this weekend is tragic and unacceptable. Three young people lost their lives, three others were seriously hurt, and … [Read more...] about Mayor Wilson’s Statement on Recent Belltown Violence
Police Investigate Fatal Belltown Shooting
Police are investigating a shooting that left a 17-year-old male deceased and a 21-year-old male seriously injured in Belltown neighborhood. Shortly … [Read more...] about Police Investigate Fatal Belltown Shooting