1 hr ago | Ballard News-Tribune
Ballard Crime Watch: Drunken fight turns bloody; attempted slashing; lawn mower, jewelry stolen
May 16, 7:28 p.m., 6200 Block of 4th Ave NW -- A victim called police reporting that her home had been burglarized.
5 hrs ago | West Seattle Blog
West Seattle Crime Watch: Street robbery; two helicopter searches; reader reports
We start today's West Seattle Crime Watch with details on a street robbery - the type of crime that, according to what Southwest Precinct Lt.
9 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Thursday Memo: Get robber, get pizzas ... Deputy dies ... Mariners sinking
Catch a robber, get a pizza : Actually 200 pizzas go to the person who helps track down the robber who held up a pizza restaurant in Spokane yesterday.
13 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Seattle bars getting Moscow Mule mugged
The most stolen ware in Seattle area bars, like this one at Ba Bar. Some local watering holes may need to install metal detectors for those on the way out of the bar.
No animal cruelty charges in case of Zipper, dog left in West Seattle car
A dog who was left in a vehicle was returned to his owners in West Seattle, Washington after an investigation found no cause for animal cruelty charges.
West Seattle giving: Schmitz Park 2nd-grade team helps WS Food Bank
Thanks to both Schmitz Park Elementary teacher Alison Aylesworth and West Seattle Food Bank operations manager Steve Curry for sharing the word of a cool event at SP today.
Burglary experts cover the latest West Seattle trends
Seattle Police Detective Jill Vanskike spends her days focused on residential and industrial burglaries, from tracking down perpetrators in real time when a 911 call comes in to evaluating evidence in the aftermath, tracking stolen goods that show up at pawn shops, and keeping an eye on known crooks who have been released back onto the streets ... (more)
Urban Ruins: Does Seattle need a High Line?
At a luncheon this week for the Urban Land Institute's local sponsors, guest speaker - and Seattle restaurateur - Tom Douglas toyed with the idea of abandoning the Seattle monorail.
West Seattle road work: Delridge/Holden intersection closure tentatively set for May 31-June 3
An update from SDOT as Phase 3 of the Delridge Way repaving project proceeds - the next intersection closure is tentatively scheduled to start at the end of next week: Most of the intersection of Delridge Way SW and SW Holden Street will be closed from 7 p.m. Friday, May 31, until 6 a.m. Monday, June 3, for roadway restoration and storm drain ... (more)
West Seattle Thursday: Design Review; Duwamish in 3-D; more
Heading for a 4-day holiday weekend? Many are this year, particularly since school is out Friday through Monday for Seattle Public Schools and others that follow its calendar.
Violence at Seattle parks prompts action from city
SEATTLE A recent spike in violent crimes at Seattle city parks is prompting city leaders to take action.
He's joking, of course. As the support act for bluesy alterna-rockers Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, thenewno2 has only so much time to give the audience a taste of its music.
Among the Animals | Vegging out has new meaning in Seattle
Members of a Meetup-group pet Casper the cow at the Precious Life Animal Sanctuary in Sequim, Wash.
Cornish considers 19-story residential tower in downtown Seattle
Cornish College of the Arts is studying whether to build a 19-story residential tower next to its main campus at 1000 Lenora St., in downtown Seattle.
Brrr! Seattle, Portland briefly tied for coldest major city in lower 48
Does it feel a bit like January out there today? Your skin does not deceive you.
Heroic Seattle K9 brings down wanted felon
A heroic Seattle police dog brought down a wanted felon on Tuesday night near North 113th Street and Corliss Avenue.
streetcar waterfront Seattle waterfront Seattle trolley
Seattle's central waterfront is getting a huge, decade-long face-lift: a new tunnel for State Route 99, a new ferry dock, a new seawall, pedestrian promenades, maybe even a mist machine to remind summer visitors that they're in Seattle.
Gay Rights and Gun Rights Linked in Seattle Posters, Causing Control Freaks' Heads To Explode
Across Seattle, reports alt-weekly The Stranger , posters are appearing linking gay rights and gun rights in ways that are just freaking out the usual control-freaky suspects.
When it comes to mayors, Seattle loves newcomers
Of the 52 mayors who've run our fair city in the last 144 years, how many do you think were Seattle natives? Precisely one.
Parking changes, widened bike lane for part of Admiral Way hill
The Admiral Way hill north of the West Seattle Bridge is in for more changes, according to an announcement just in from SDOT .