The Washington State Court of Appeals recently upheld the termination of Adley Shepherd, a former officer with the Seattle Police Department (SPD), who had been accused of punching a woman while she was detained in handcuffs.
The Seattle City Council has honored Samuel Assefa, outgoing director for the Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD), for his years of service to the city and the contributions made through his experience in urban planning.
Snoqualmie Chief Andres “Andy” Juan de los Angeles, former Snoqualmie Tribe chair, was recently recognized posthumously by the Seattle City Council with the passing of a proclamation making Feb. 15 “Chief Andy Day,” according to a city council press release.
Astellas Pharma, Inc., and Seagen, Inc., recently submitted supplemental license applications to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Real-Time Oncology Review (RTOR) pilot program for drugs to be used in the treatment of cancers.
Using money from a recent round of growth funding that raised $20 million, Knock, a CRM (client relationship management) and performance management platform for multifamily property management companies, plans to expand its team and product portfolio.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office faces an alleged patent infringement lawsuit from Miller Mendel, Inc., company attornies said in a February release.
The Seattle Sounders FC has been engaging in special programming as part of Black History Month in order to help the community celebrate diversity while also complimenting initiatives put forward by Major League Soccer.
After the most recent profit report from Amazon showed a $6.3 billion quarterly profit, Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant (D3) renewed calls for increasing taxes on the corporation rather than cutting the city’s budget.
The City of Seattle recently approved the use of up to $11.6 million in funds to continue reimbursement and contract efforts that enable organizations serving the city’s homeless population to make modifications to their services that contribute to lowered transmission of COVID-19.
Mayor Jenny Durkan has extended Seattle’s moratorium on evictions that applies not just to residential renters, but to non profit organizations and small businesses as well, leaving the fate of those renters undecided until at least Dec. 31.
After 12 Seattle Police officers were injured during recent protests that lead to two arrests, the department released a video of the incidents from body-worn cameras, including one engagement in that resulted in the hospitalization of an officer who attempted to prevent a protester from blocking a security camera.
Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best recently addressed fellow officers and city officials in a message regarding how a potential 50% budget cut could affect the department, particularly the diversity of the department.