A former national correspondent for The Associated Press and Newsday, freelance writer Hugo Kugiya has written about the Northwest for the Puget Sound Business Journal, The Seattle Times, the Los Ange
The Seattle Art Museum is drawing record crowds to 'Picasso,' but financial troubles have forced it to borrow $10 million from its own endowment. Will SAM's risky and ambitious downtown expansion pay off in the long run?
Leaders of the newly formed Bike Club Rescue Squad say they are 'well on our way' toward gathering some 700 signatures in its push to remove the board of the Cascade Bicycle Club.
Should the largest cycling club on the West Coast be edgy and aggressive, or polite and well-connected? The group debates its direction after the sudden firing of its executive director.
Eating on the Edge: The ability to grab something late at night is the very mark of a city's greatness. Perhaps there is a reason why Seattle has fewer all-night options than in the 1990s. One on East Marginal Way is particularly emblematic of the type.
They repealed the state's candy and soda taxes, following claims by tax opponents that bread and milk could be next.
