By Matt Dowell It’s ten years for Capitol Hill’s Chophouse Row on 11th Ave, but Liz Dunn of Dunn & Hobbes is quick to say that she and her team have been on the block longer than that.

The Seattle City Council’s school levy committee is meeting Thursday morning as it prepares legislation to put a proposed $1.3 billion renewal on the fall ballot. $235 million earmarked for ...

There will be a new set of Capitol Hill roommates on 11th Ave heading into the summer. Cafe and wine bar The Spot is moving ...

As the Seattle Police Department says it made eight new arrests as protesters squared off with fundamentalist Christian ...

By the hair on its chin, the Seattle City Council has met a statewide deadline for implementing new so-called Middle Housing ...

The crackdown on unpermitted mobile food vendors has barely dented the Capitol Hill late night street food scene even as taco ...

They missed 4/20 but Capitol Hill pot shop The Reef was back open in time to celebrate Memorial Day weekend. The E Olive Way at Denny shop reopened this weekend after three months and $300,000 of ...

The City Council is set to vote Tuesday afternoon on a resolution expressing Seattle’s “Welcoming City” support for immigrant ...

Metro is getting serious about its restoration of fare enforcement. Starting May 31st, Metro security will begin issuing written warnings — and citations — as fare enforcement ...

King County officials are working on plans for a public meeting to answer questions and concerns around the proposed mental health Crisis Care Center at Broadway and Union. CHS reported here on ...

Garfield High School is surveying student families as the district makes plans for the Seattle Police Department to assign a “School Engagement Officer” to the 23rd Ave campus.

The City Council is set to vote Tuesday afternoon on a resolution expressing Seattle’s “Welcoming City” support for immigrant rights out of its committee set up to battle against the ongoing barrage ...