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As one of the earliest infections in the country, the Malpass family still faces the unknown impacts of the coronavirus.

Seattle police rarely enforce the law that bikers must wear a helmet. When they do, it’s often against people struggling with homelessness.

Durkan and the city went from optimism to a series of crises this year, from COVID-19 to social unrest and the city budget.

Cops are only one part of a larger system that more often treats the symptoms than the cause.

Andre Taylor, the controversial activist for police reform, said he’s taking a hiatus after the coronavirus took him “close to death.”

After a summer of protests and a pandemic-induced budget crunch, the city is moving toward a new public safety reality.

Non-English speakers are receiving substandard legal representation because interpreters won’t appear in person, attorneys say.

Under pressure from landlords, the state could ask tenants to prove their financial hardship is due to COVID-19.

The long-shot appeal to Olympia is making some labor representatives nervous.

Following a summer of protests, voters approve charter amendments that could lead to a new reality for policing.