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Seattle Hotel Workers Are on the Verge of Striking Ahead of the World Cup
Union workers at Hilton’s Embassy Suites in Pioneer Square want better insurance, higher pay, and for Hilton management to tell employees when ICE or DHS are around.
UPDATE: 94 percent of the union voted to authorize a strike. The union could now call a strike at any time. Call it labor unrest summer? Unionized journalists across the Northwest at McClatchy Media went on a one-day strike over AI policy, union employees at acclaimed restaurant the Walrus and the Carpenter are willing to…
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Property Owners Around Denny Blaine Took the Stand This Week
Millionaire Stuart Sloan and His Wife Say They Can Still See Nudity From Their Mansion
God’s Army Is Hiring
Russell Johnson built Pursuit into the Pacific Northwest’s
fastest-growing evangelical empire. Now he’s bringing in two Christian supremacist heavy hitters.
‘Wait, Capitol Hill Is Gay?’
And Other Lessons Learned by the Seattle Police Department in the Year Since the Cal Anderson Counterprotest
Union Workers at Acclaimed Restaurant the Walrus and the Carpenter Are Ready to Strike
Slow negotiations have resulted in some progress, but not enough for workers.
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All the Liberal Hogwash and Bottles of Kash Patel Whiskey You May Have Missed in May
ICE Retaliates Against Hunger Strikers at NWDC
The Whereabouts of One of Its Leaders Is Currently Unknown
Seattle Social Housing Developer Buys First Building
You can apply to be one of its first lucky tenants.
Hey, Are You Running in the Seattle Waterfront Marathon This Weekend?
Don’t Be a Sucker. It Doesn’t Exist.
The Boeing IMAX Is Officially Dead
“We weren’t looking to operate a theater,” says theater owner.
Suspect in Juniper Blessing Killing Charged with Murder
Prosecutor Says He “Stalked Another UW Student” Before He Allegedly Killed Blessing
Nilu Jenks Says She’s the Progressive in the District 5 City Council Race
But, Is District 5 Ready to Elect a Non-Centrist?
Our Regional Homelessness Authority Is in Deep Trouble
But Scrapping the Agency Would Do More Harm
Community Grief and Healing Event Planned After Stabbing of Juniper Blessing, a 19-Year-Old Trans UW Student
Family Asks Media Not to Attend (and We Shouldn’t)
Neumos Workers Organize to Demand Management Get Serious About Security
With Bartenders Dragooned Into Muscle, Workers Say Management is Understaffed for World Cup and Summer Music Festivals
Seattle Art Museum Workers Are Unionizing
They’re Joining the Growing List of Organizing Museum Staff Across the Region
Guest Rant: Seattle Housing Authority is Failing Their Tenants, Their Mission, and the Law
Our Organization, Got Green, Produced a Report on Unhealthy, Unsafe Housing
Is Brandi Kruse’s Support for an Anti-Trans Sports Ban Legally an In-Kind Political Donation?
That’s for a State Commission to Decide
How Fear Becomes Policy
The Illusion of Safety Has Outpaced the Reality of Neglect
Laurelhurst Community Council Will Support Ending Policy that Reduces Helicopter Landings at Seattle Children’s Hospital
All It Took Was Some Bad Publicity
What’s the State of SIFF in 2026?
The festival has been through its worst year in recent memory, and they have a smaller festival to show for it. But looking forward, staff are cautiously optimistic.
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