Seattle is overwhelmed by garbage and filth, but the city’s leaders won’t admit it.

Seattle elites show little sympathy for a woman raped by a homeless man.

With residents fed up by the homelessness crisis, city leaders and their allies coordinate a PR campaign to convince them that everything is fine.

Seattle residents are losing patience with the city’s out-of-control homelessness problem.

Washington State legislators might soon legalize homeless encampments on streets, sidewalks, and parks.

Seattle’s suburbs eagerly accept Microsoft’s $500 million investment for affordable housing—but Seattle itself is not interested.

A new trend in criminal-justice reform rationalizes stealing.

Record numbers of homeless people are occupying the city’s public spaces, despite massive government spending to fight the problem.

Citizens of the ultra-progressive city have lost patience with political leaders’ failure to address the homelessness crisis.