Seattle's contract with its officers explains a lot about the power police wield over their own conduct. But we've elected leaders expecting them to guide the affairs of the city, including its most expensive department.
The transportation department realizes the need to let minority and low-income groups know about the upcoming tolls on the floating bridge. But their campaign seems to miss the mark.
Councilmember Sally Clark says she remains nervous about the request to voters but believes the added financial support is critical.
Family members organized a rally to support Seattle police officers. Where were the elected officials?
