Times Watchdog is a series of investigative reports promoting good government, bringing questionable practices to light and holding authorities and the powerful accountable to the public.
Dr. Johnny Delashaw resigned less than three weeks after he was prominently featured in a Seattle Times investigation.
Nineteen months after Seattle promised a written policy manual for dealing with major traffic incidents, the city has not yet completed that manual.
Sound Transit says used cars are worth more than they actually are. That’s one reason why some people have been shocked by higher car-tab fees...
Swedish Health Services CEO Tony Armada has resigned, days after a Seattle Times investigation examined turmoil and troubles inside Swedish’s premier neurosurgery institute.
The probe was launched days after a Seattle Times report uncovered wide-ranging concerns about patient care at the facility.
Our reporters answer questions about The Times' "Quantity of Care" investigation into business practices in the health-care industry.
Dozens of executives received more than $10,000 apiece in bonuses on top of annual salaries of more than $150,000 each.
Have questions about our "Quantity of Care" investigation into business practices in the health-care industry? Get answers from our reporters in a Q&A.;
Documents released to The Seattle Times by the FAA concerning a 2015 settlement with Boeing reveal a pattern of quality issues in aircraft production.
A bank run by Steven Mnuchin, President Trump’s pick for Treasury secretary, engaged in ethically questionable foreclosure practices in Washington state, including “robo-signing” of documents,...
