Category: Politics
Jim Ferrell concedes King County Prosecutor election to Leesa Manion
On Thursday, Nov. 10, 2022, candidate Jim Ferrell conceded to Leesa Manion for the election of...
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SeaTac City Council decides on flood reduction, biennial budget & more
By Alia Sinclair Here’s what happened at Tuesday night’s (Nov. 8, 2022) SeaTac City Council...
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ELECTION RESULTS 1: School Bond winning, Manion leading
The first round of election results are in for the Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022 General Election, and...
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘An open letter to our King County neighbors’
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a Letter to the Editor, submitted by a verified resident....
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South King County elected officials call for data-driven solutions to reduce crime
A group of South King County elected leaders this week are calling for “evidence-based...
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SeaTac City Council hears latest crime stats at Tuesday night’s meeting
By Alia Sinclair Three motions were approved unanimously, and an update on crime stats presented...
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SeaTac City Council approves land swap with Islamic Center at Tuesday night’s meeting
By Alia Sinclair At Tuesday Night’s (Oct 11, 2022) SeaTac City Council meeting, public comments...
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Des Moines Fast Ferry pilot project ends, may return in the Spring
From our sister site The Waterland Blog: By Gerald Patriarca The ship to Seattle has sailed....
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City of SeaTac will have highest minimum wage in country – $19.06/hour – starting Jan. 1
The City of SeaTac this week announced mandatory annual adjustments to the City’s Minimum...
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VIDEO: SeaTac Mayor Jake Simpson speaks at Seattle Southside Chamber event
EDITOR’S NOTE: South King Media Founder/Publisher Scott Schaefer serves on the Board of...
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King County Executive proposes levy to improve state of behavioral health availability
King County Executive Dow Constantine and a regional coalition of leaders on Monday, Sept. 26,...
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Next Highline Forum will be a hybrid meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 28
The next Highline Forum will again be held in a hybrid format, both at Highline Public...
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