In Seattle's District 5, 10 candidates are vying for the City Council seat that will be vacated by Council President Debora Juarez at the end of the year.

As the Seattle City Council race that could reshape city politics heads into its final weekend, here's what you should know about the candidates. To stream KING 5 on your phone, you need the KING ...

SEATTLE — Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell said he would only take a "slight victory jog" over the Election Day results, and a sharp change on the City Council. Harrell had personally invested in the ...

More than 40 people are running for Seattle City Council in a race that could reshape city politics as only three council members are running for reelection. This year’s election is only for the ...

The Seattle City Council approved an ordinance on Tuesday that adds caste as a protected class to the city’s anti-discrimination laws, alongside categories such as race, religion and gender ...

Three Seattle city councilmembers have announced that they will not be seeking re-election this year, leaving some to wonder if a new city council could lead to an improvement in police recruitment.

Mutual aid organizer Tye Reed announced her bid for City Council District 5, which includes Greenwood, Northgate, and Lake City. Reed said her lefty platform isn’t as out of the box or extreme ...

Voters in municipal elections OK’d new property tax exemptions and $10 million for a rebuilt Palmer library. Results are expected to be certified this week.

Seattle City Council hopeful Rob Saka says he wears Nigerian-style dashiki shirts to honor his father's legacy and his ancestors in West Africa. (Photo Toggle search box Toggle navigation ...

With a temporary veto-proof majority, the Liberty Lake City Council approved a controversial ordinance to give the council authority over policies in the city’s library. Council members voted 5 ...

In District 1, eight candidates are vying for a Seattle City Council seat that will be vacated by two-term Councilmember Lisa Herbold at the end of the year.

When reaching for a metaphor to describe the vibe in North Seattle’s Council District 5, Lisa Rivera Smith, a school board director and a vice chair for a local Democratic club, pointed to the ...