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The Atlantic’s Hanna Rosin and Charlie Warzel discuss the dangers of the technology in political spaces, from deepfakes of candidates to robocalls.

The new five-year analysis digs into every department’s spending in an effort to help the city confront a projected $241 million deficit in 2025.

The Grants Pass v. Johnson decision could make it easier to sweep encampments, but advocates say it may hinder the ability to get stable housing.

The pilot program proposed by Tammy Morales would’ve offered incentives to develop mixed-use buildings while partnering with community organizations.

Attorney General Bob Ferguson has vowed to keep the ban alive, and the state Supreme Court has allowed it to stay in place for now.

Officials say a long waitlist for the state-run academy is causing hiring delays while county jails struggle with understaffing.

The property tax would pay for road repaving, bridge repair, bike lanes and sidewalks. Advocates say it should do more.

The vote finalized more than a year of bargaining for new union contracts, including back pay, annual wage increases and other benefits.

Tammy Morales is proposing the Connected Communities program to incentivize construction of affordable housing and amenities through looser zoning rules.

Some Councilmembers who promised to conduct a full audit are softening their approach. Now the city is trying new processes for the next cycle.