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Seattle Councilwoman calls for fraud audit that won’t happen soon

(The Center Square) - Seattle Councilmember Maritza Rivera is calling for a formal audit of the city’s Human Services Department contracts, but the review won’t be getting immediate attention because the auditor’s office has a backlog. Rivera, in a statement last week, said she was concerned about a King County audit that found lax financial oversight at the County Department of Community and Human Services...
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Seattle police class action lawsuit proceeds, alleging years of poisoning at precinct

SEATTLE — Multiple Seattle police officers are moving forward with a proposed class action lawsuit against the city, alleging they were exposed to carbon monoxide and other vehicle exhaust inside the West Precinct’s underground garage and nearby work spaces for years - a problem their attorney says could affect about 200 officers or more.
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Seattle SWAT arrests Ohio fugitive wanted for murder, assault and cocaine trafficking

SEATTLE — Seattle police detectives and SWAT officers have arrested an Ohio fugitive wanted on a nationwide warrant for murder, felony assault, and trafficking cocaine. Detectives in the Seattle Police Department’s Gun Violence Reduction Unit received information on April 2 at about 12:15 p.m. that a 24-year-old wanted man may be in the Seattle area.

Mother who was supervised by DCYF charged with manslaughter for baby’s overdose death

A Seattle mother has been charged with manslaughter after her 11-month-old son died of a fentanyl overdose in 2024, after state child protection workers were alerted to drug use concerns in the home. According to charging documents in King County Superior Court, Safarah Rotaya Red, 33, initially told investigators that...
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Seattle Taxi Horror Suspect Grabbed From Treatment, Hauled Back To Jail

Seattle police have taken Aboubacarr Singhateh back into custody, nearly two years after a downtown crash that killed a 74-year-old woman and injured several others. Detectives arrested the 27-year-old on April 3, 2026, after he completed treatment in a residential program, and booked him into the King County Jail. The move has reignited debate over how prosecutors juggle violent traffic cases and defendants' mental...
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OfficeMax to close Ballard location this week

The Ballard OfficeMax (1145 NW Leary Way) is closing soon and is hosting a liquidation sale until it closes. A spokesperson from OfficeMax told My Ballard that its last day open will be Saturday, April 11. The building will soon become an AutoZone, which purchased the building for $7.8 million in late 2025.
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Study: Seattle ties as the least religious metro area in America

Seattle has long been known as one of the least religious parts of the country. A new survey shows it's gotten even less religious in the past 10 years. Among the nation's largest metro areas, Seattle tied for the highest share of residents who have no religious affiliation — that is, they are atheist, agnostic, or nothing in particular." Also, for the first time, the number...
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🏭 Multiple Manufacturing Jobs in King County – $20/hr+ Openings

King County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with several solid openings for folks who like hands-on work and steady hours. Whether you’re just starting out or have warehouse experience, there’s something here for you.

Seattle woman touts urban mining, turning old jewelry into precious metals for electronics

SEATTLE — Gold and silver may sparkle in a jewelry box, but they are also critical materials used to power electronics, automotive technology and medical devices — and a Seattle entrepreneur says old jewelry can help meet that demand while keeping waste out of landfills. Cleo Escarez, founder...
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Seattle Soaks Up Monday Sun as Strait Winds Gear Up to Howl

Seattle woke up to crisp, clear skies Monday, with Boeing Field starting the day around 46°F. Sunshine sticks around through the afternoon, setting up a classic spring split personality: inland neighborhoods warm nicely into the upper 60s to near 70°F, while the waterfront and coastal spots stay stuck in the mid 50s. A marine push tonight will flip the switch to breezier, gustier conditions...

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