Seattle taxes among nation’s kindest to the rich — and harshest to the poor VIEW
Seattleites seem to find it hard to turn down new taxes. One reason could be that the tax burden for Seattle residents is lower than...
FYI Guy Gene Balk crunches the numbers. Gene has been a news librarian at The Seattle Times since 2002. He is a native of New Jersey, and earned a Master’s Degree in Library Science from Rutgers University. Before coming to The Times, he worked for the Orange County Register and the Baltimore Sun.
Seattleites seem to find it hard to turn down new taxes. One reason could be that the tax burden for Seattle residents is lower than...
Mayor Ed Murray’s tax would exempt diet drinks, and data show it could place a heavier burden on the people the tax is supposed to...
Data show that regions in the state with the highest percentage of people with insurance made possible through the Affordable Care Act — better known...
Among Seattle neighborhoods, median wages of residents are predictably rising fastest in South Lake Union. But the 10 neighborhoods showing the biggest income gains are...
A new report from the Pew Research Center estimates there are about 150,000 immigrants in the Seattle area — equaling nearly 4 percent of the...
The Seattle Police Department’s latest use-of-force data, which include officer-involved shootings, show a continuing decline since 2011, when the Department of Justice found that Seattle...
More than 21,000 Washington residents were born in one of the seven countries — Somalia, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria, Libya and Yemen — affected by...
The U.S. Census estimates there may be slightly more men than women living in Washington for the first time in more than half a century...
Even in the liberal strongholds of Seattle and King County, communities like Judkins Park in Seattle and Vashon Island stand out for lefty leanings, according...