Lacey Gray, the former records manager for the Office of Inspector General (OIG), alleges Inspector General Lisa Judge (pictured above on the left) fired her in retaliation for raising concerns to OIG ...
On Jan. 20, thousands gathered at Garfield High School for Seattle’s 42nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemoration. The events sought to uplift Dr. King’s legacy of fighting for civil rights, ...
Now the council is tasked with selecting an interim appointee, who will represent the more than 100,000 residents of Southeast Seattle living in District 2 until a special election is held in November ...
The lack of adequate mental health resources is also impacting educators. Jeff Paul, an SPS educator and organizer with the Seattle Caucus of Rank-and-File Educators (SCORE), believes the district’s ...
With the official opening of the 2025 legislative session on Jan. 13, Washington state lawmakers are bracing for a 120-day window to pass all the state laws for the year. Amidst the backdrop of a ...
In January 1969, the Black Panther Party of Oakland, California began a program to provide free breakfasts to children in their community before school. It started with one location, but quickly grew ...
Since being forcibly placed in the U.S. centuries ago, Black Americans have developed communal methods of dealing with this country’s social and economic barriers, whether it’s through our music, ...
Editor’s note: The Real Change advocacy team has endorsed Prop 1A; the views of the newsroom are independent from the organization. Housing advocates are ramping up outreach to Seattle voters in ...
In January 1969, the Black Panther Party of Oakland, California began a program to provide free breakfasts to children in their community before school. It started with one location, but quickly grew ...
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