Mayor Murray bumps city workers' base wage to $15 an hour
The mayor's proposed raise for city workers could take effect within four months and be retroactive to January 1, 2014.
The mayor's proposed raise for city workers could take effect within four months and be retroactive to January 1, 2014.
A plan to end New York's famed carriage rides raises the question for cities, including Seattle and its own horse-drawn heritage.
An analysis requested by Mayor Ed Murray's transition team shows the cost of bumping up wages for parks, Seattle Center and Office of Arts and Culture employees.
A King County judge ruled last week that SeaTac Proposition 1 does not apply to workers at airport businesses, proponents of the ballot measure disagree.
Bertha's stalled. Boeing too. Ballmer's out. (Boo-hoo-hoo-hoo?) The Elwha dam came tumbling down. The Seahawks brightened up the town. Before this subhed gets much worse, we here present the year - in verse.