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Justices say allegations of endangering public safety were “deeply troubling,” but also “factually and legally insufficient," in unanimous ruling.

The Crosscut/Elway Poll finds voters support funding social services, but aren't ready to tear down law enforcement just yet.

When it comes to accountability, the stakes are high in the city’s upcoming negotiations with its largest police union.

Transportation, parks and utilities take major hits as the mayor’s budget faces controversy over whose needs will be prioritized.

In a rebuke to the mayor, the council pushed forward with its original revision to the city's 2020 budget. 

At least one building meant for emergency use sits empty, even as people still live outside.

Experts worry people may be destroying their credit to make ends meet during the pandemic.

Exploring the reasons why Seattle police play an oversized role in crisis response and whether the city is moving toward something else.

Council President González says she’s ready to work collaboratively with Mayor Durkan to find a budget compromise.

The recently condemned Everspring Inn was a hazard, but it was better than the streets for its residents. Now some are asking, “What’s the alternative?”