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SeaTac council members rejected a proposal for funding to staff an aid car at all times when they passed the city's 2007 budget on Dec. 12,

Councilman Joe Brennan proposed the budget amendment, which would have added three firefighters to…MORE

West Seattle High administrators say the school's four-period day schedule is supported by a majority of its staff and the proposal to modify it is being externally driven by a small percentage of parents who are pressuring the district to change…MORE

I have known Steve Cox for six or seven years and in that time came to regard him as a friend. I believe that he regarded me likewise.

This Community has lost a true asset, the kind that is not measured in monetary value but in human value…MORE

It is "gonna take five guys to replace him," were the words of one man.

The 6 o'clock peal of bells from Holy Family Church a few blocks away provided a somber backdrop to a vigil and prayer service a few blocks away in honor of slain…MORE

The flood of new condominiums will bring in people with higher incomes but will also mean many low income people will be squeezed out of the community.

Senior Randi Hansen and 66 other tenants have less than three months left, they will be…MORE

The ethical tradeoffs involved in replacing the Alaskan Way Viaduct were discussed at a business forum where they presented this dilemma: Would it better to monkey-wrench comparatively few businesses for a shorter construction period or just…MORE

Dead body; robber to prison

A dead body was found inside the trunk of a car parked on Northwest 100th Place near Carkeek Park on Dec. 3 and police have a suspect in custody.

According to the Seattle Police Incident Report, a woman…MORE

A rare French bulldog was stolen from the Ballard Pet Store on Nov. 27 and owner Norm Blacksher is willing to pay a $300 reward to get it back.

Around 5 p.m. that day, a man and a woman came into the store. The woman distracted the store's…MORE

Editor's note: This is the first of two articles on a "changing of the guard" at Highline Medical Center in Burien.

Nightlife premises in Ballard and throughout the city would be required to abide by specific security, litter and noise regulations if the Seattle City Council approves legislation proposed by Mayor Greg Nickels last month.

Nickels says…MORE