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Business leaders warn sluggish hiring could stall Seattle’s downtown revival and tax base (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Seattle’s job market is falling behind other major cities, and now business leaders are pressing city hall for a course correction. A new report from the Downtown Seattle Association found the Puget Sound region ranked 20th among the nation’s 30 largest metropolitan areas for employment growth from 2019 through 2025. ALSO SEE | Seattle mayor launches task force as city faces 'fragile' economic moment Regional employment has been nearly flat since 2022, growing by less than 1% a year on
Survey find ballot language could sway November vote on millionaires tax (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — A single sentence on the November ballot could reshape the fight over Washington’s millionaires tax, and new polling shows it may have a real impact on the upcoming vote. A new survey shows that language about possible cuts to schools and health care dramatically changes support for Initiative 645, which would repeal the millionaires tax the state Legislature approved in March. ALSO SEE | Deep dive: Do millionaires leave states with targeted high earners' taxes? It all hinges on the fi
Coach, young runners raise safety concerns as cleared RV camp returns to Green Lake trail (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — SEATTLE — Youth athletes who run cross country now face a new challenge after a homeless camp moved back onto the route of one of Seattle's premier racing courses. Homeless people living in recreational vehicles have returned to a parking lot on the south side of Woodland Park near Green Lake. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Homeless encampment returns to Woodland Park, disrupting youth sports It is the same location that has been cleared out at least twice before in recent years. “The RVs have co
Seattle advances RV permit plan with housing help and new parking restrictions (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Seattle is on the verge of a major shift in how it handles people living in RVs on city streets. A new plan would offer more services to move vehicle owners into shelter and housing, but also set a deadline to get permit or face a ban on overnight parking. The Seattle City Council’s Public Safety Committee approved a package of legislation on Tuesday that would create the Vehicle Resident Assistance Program, sponsored by Councilmember Dan Strauss. "We are looking to better regulate thi
Mayor Wilson wants CARE to lead Seattle gun violence response with community partners (opens the original)
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Seattle’s civilian public-safety department is taking on a major new mission to stop gun violence. Mayor Katie Wilson plans to make the CARE Department the city’s central hub for coordinating emergency response, community intervention, and prevention programs. The proposal, which is included in Wilson’s 2027 budget plan, would transfer more than $5 million in annual contracts with nine community violence intervention organizations from the Human Services Department to the Community Assisted Resp
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