By Domenic Strazzabosco A leading advocate for transgender rights, and organizers behind Capitol Hill’s annual Trans Pride celebrations, the Gender Justice League is working across the state ...

Mutual Aid Network for Trans and Intersex individuals in Seattle — will hold a rally Sunday in Cal Anderson Park to bring attention to what it ...

A major reboot in the Capitol Hill food and drink scene that pretty much invites you to make connections to the state of Seattle’s dining economy as a whole will reopen in March. Seattle ...

City officials say they are sticking to the plan to reopen a Capitol Hill green space that has been closed since September over “bouts of negative park activity” even though resources to help ...

The push to create affordable “social housing” in Seattle will start with more cash than expected as revenue from a voter-approved tax on businesses with high earners to power the ...

Two people were taken to the hospital in a S Jackson apartment shooting Tuesday afternoon. The Seattle Police Department reports the 2:45 PM shooting inside the Abbey Lincoln Court apartments left ...

Metro and the Seattle Department of Transportation are looking at how to speed up service during peak hours on Route 60, the sprawling bus connection that runs from White Center through Georgetown ...

February Capitol Hill Art Walks are for lovers and this year’s pre-Valentine’s Day walk is tonight. Highlights include NonCompliant Cyborg at Scream salon and the Meat Suits: Exploring ...

There aren’t many pockets of Pike/Pine left to redevelop. Now, the 120-year-old building home to Club Z — one of the last bathhouses left in Seattle — is back on the market.

Capitol Hill’s next generation of coffee houses with international flavors has a new centerpiece. Nudibranch Coffee is now open at 12th and Madison, credited as the first Thai coffee shop in ...

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By Brenna Gauchat On January 1, more than half of the tenants living in 15th Ave’s Qualman Apartments refused to pay their utility bills. As February begins, they plan to continue ...