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Seattle-area advocates of programs to help ease the homelessness crisis worry the new administration could roll back essential funding.
"The legacy of state-level inaction with respect to seismic safety in Washington state clearly demonstrates the need to significantly enhance the capability of existing agencies." — Seismic Safety Council, 1986
"School buildings represent a substantial life safety and injury risk to children in this state." — Seismic Safety Committee, 2003
"A catastrophic earthquake would be the costliest, and potentially deadliest, natural disaster in U.S. history." — Emergency Management Division, 2016
"I'll ride the wave where it takes me ..."
Pearl Jam was chosen for induction to the Hall 25 years after the release of its first album, "Ten." Tickets for the event go on sale soon.
Seattle-area arts administrators say these kinds of rebuffs to international artists coming to Seattle aren’t unheard of — but they’re unusual.
OPINION: I helped shut down five oil pipelines that deliver tar sands oil from Canada into U.S., and I may go to prison for that. But history shows that peaceful civil disobedience is the one force that can wake people up, so that we understand the danger of climate change and demand a better future for everyone, writes Seattle environmental activist Emily Johnston.
