How Motherhood Is Changing the Seattle City Council Two Seattle City Council members are fighting for family-friendly policies By Erica C. Barnett | October 29, 2019
How Motherhood Is Changing the Seattle City Council Two Seattle City Council members are fighting for family-friendly policies By Erica C. Barnett | October 29, 2019
Mayor’s ‘RV Ranching’ Legislation Gets a Cool Reception from Seattle City Council The proposed ordinance would impose a fine of $250 a day on anyone who “allows” another person to live in a derelict vehicle, among other fees By Erica C. Barnett | August 12, 2019
Mayor’s ‘RV Ranching’ Legislation Gets a Cool Reception from Seattle City Council The proposed ordinance would impose a fine of $250 a day on anyone who “allows” another person to live in a derelict vehicle, among other fees By Erica C. Barnett | August 12, 2019
Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers Aim To Increase Civic Participation. Will They Work? Seattle’s unique Democracy Voucher Program was designed to increase the number and diversity of local candidates. Is it doing the job? By Erica C. Barnett | July 16, 2019
Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers Aim To Increase Civic Participation. Will They Work? Seattle’s unique Democracy Voucher Program was designed to increase the number and diversity of local candidates. Is it doing the job? By Erica C. Barnett | July 16, 2019
Just-Passed Eviction Reform Bill May Help Some Seattleites Stay off the Streets The new legislation makes several statewide reforms By Erica C. Barnett | May 6, 2019
Just-Passed Eviction Reform Bill May Help Some Seattleites Stay off the Streets The new legislation makes several statewide reforms By Erica C. Barnett | May 6, 2019
