Brian Surratt, CEO & president of Greater Seattle Partners, addresses attendees at a recent welcome reception at the Seattle Aquarium for New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. (Alan Alabastro ...

The city’s escalating minimum wage has meant a slight increase in pay among workers earning up to $19 per hour, but the hours worked in such jobs have shrunk, a study commissioned by the city found.

City report: Seattle faces stronger economic headwinds due to cooling tech sector, remote work by Taylor Soper on August 11, 2023 at 8:18 am August 11, 2023 at 10:34 am Share 13 Tweet Share Reddit ...

A 10-year veteran of the Seattle Police Department is one of five challengers running to unseat the incumbent in the area’s District 7 city council seat, which includes the beleaguered downtown ...

Former chief Adrian Diaz has filed a lawsuit against the city for a slew of allegations including wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation and defamation. advertisement KING-TV Seattle ...

Cities like Seattle are struggling to accommodate both the experiential and working aspects of urban life. But it does no good to squeeze out the industrial and maritime bases of a city to fulfill ...

40 Seattle City Light employees were investigated for misconduct, including drinking on the job, sexual harassment, and retaliation, following complaints spanning from 2017 to 2021. A two-year ...

The city of Seattle is offering a six-figure salary for a Tree Equity Initiative Manager. If you show a bias towards a cedar tree over a spruce, your arborism isn’t welcome and this job isn’t ...

The Seattle City Council voted Monday to move forward with a controversial proposal that would begin the process of defunding the police department. The 7-1 vote comes despite objections from the ...

This particular City of Seattle job title is “Deputy Director of People, Culture, and Community” for Seattle Public Utilities, and it pays between $130,000 and $215,000 per year.

Despite Seattle's job growth, most major cities continued to see declines in hiring. Cities hit the hardest include New York City, down 8.4 percent; Boston, down 8.2 percent; Washington.

SEATTLE — Hundreds of city of Seattle employees working remotely may be ready to quit over proposed return-to-office rules that some think are less about productivity than about repopulating ...