More than 85 percent of citizen action complaints to the Public Disclosure Commission last year came from one man, who is yet to target a single Republican group. Are these complaints in bad faith or is a real problem being exposed?
By: Erica C. Barnett
By: Megan Lamb
Since the 2016 election, the crowd-sourced Presterity website has tracked Trump administration falsehoods.
By: Erica C Barnett
Amid a national trend of declining membership, Seattle-based SEIU 775 has grown dramatically in members and influence. Can it continue to be a force?
By: Alexa Peters
An anonymous crew of South Seattleites wants Congress to heed lessons from the past.
State leaders vow to preserve net neutrality in Washington state.
By: Alison Krupnick
Seattle Magazine presents the Most Influential Seattleites of 2017.
Evergreen State College became embroiled in the recent anti-college uproar.
By: Erica C. Barnett
Is Seattle's new mayor really the "Murray 2.0" her detractors branded her?
By: Shannon O'Leary
Jenny Durkan emerged from a slew of candidates to take Seattle's top job.
The former attorney general was sworn into office Tuesday.
