The Seattle City Council passed a bill Tuesday allowing police officers — in limited cases — to use weapons like tear gas, ...

The Seattle City Council voted to approve legislation that sets ground rules on crowd management for the police department.

The Seattle City Council voted 6-3 on Tuesday to allow police to use less-lethal weapons for crowd control, including blast balls and tear gas.

The Seattle City Council has passed a controversial ordinance that would allow "less lethal" weapons for crowd control.

Previous legislation—passed as a result of public outcry—had all but barred the use of less-lethal weapons such as tear gas ...

The Seattle City Council Tuesday reauthorized the use of blast balls, pepper spray, and pepper by police for crowd-control purposes, despite the objections of people who said they were impacted by ...

One issue being debated among the Seattle City Council is whether police should be allowed to use less-lethal weapons, ...

Seattle voters are showing support for a new tax on big business that would fund a social housing developer. More ...

When considering this ballot initiative, we wanted to see social housing done right, and we believe Proposition 1B is the smart move.” ...

In a special election this month Seattle voters will be asked to spend millions of dollars annually to address housing price ...

A champion of civil rights and historic preservation, Wing Luke, who would've turned 100 on Feb. 18, continues to inspire ...

Plans for a 70-foot Leavenworth cross is causing a stir amongst residents. Will the city council come out against it?