By LEVI PULKKINEN / P-I REPORTER @ January 5, 2009 # Comments Off
A King County District Court judge ordered Monday that two men accused of shooting three others at Capitol Hill’s Chop Suey nightclub each be held on $2 million bail.
P-I STAFF @ January 1, 2009 # Comments Off
Heavy snow fall and high avalanche risk have closed three major mountain passes this morning.
P-I STAFF @ January 1, 2009 # Comments Off
Heavy snow fall and high avalanche risk have closed three major mountain passes this morning.
By MIKE BARBER / P-I REPORTER @ December 30, 2008 # Comments Off
Road crews in the Seattle, King County and around the state are busy filling potholes, uncovered now that the ice and snow of last week has melted away.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS @ December 27, 2008 # Comments Off
The National Weather Service Saturday canceled its flood watch for 10 counties, but kept it in effect for four other counties in Western Washington.
The Seattle Times: Local News @ December 27, 2008 # Comments Off
An inch of rain a day is expected for the next few days in the Seattle area, and a flood watch remains in effect for most of Western Washington through Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Seattle Gay News @ December 26, 2008 # Comments Off
Courtesy of 365Gay.com
Pope Benedict said on Monday, December 22, that saving humanity from homosexual or Transsexual behavior was just as important as saving the rainforest from destruction.
“[The Church] should also protect man from the destruction of himself. A sort of ecology of man is needed,” the pontiff said in a holiday address to the Curi
Seattle Gay News @ December 26, 2008 # Comments Off
by Rex Wockner - SGN Contributing Writer
In a stunning legal move, California Attorney General Jerry Brown formally urged the California Supreme Court to invalidate Proposition 8 on December 19 because, in re-banning same-sex couples from marrying, the voter-approved constitutional amendment deprived people of an aspect of liberty that the Supreme Court previousl
Seattle Weekly | News @ December 23, 2008 # Comments Off
It’s no secret that the economy is tanking, and Washington State is feeling the effects. With a projected $5 billion budget shortfall, the question in Olympia is not whether to cut programs, but rather which ones and how much. This should come as no surprise after a gubernatorial race in which Di…
The Seattle Times: Local News @ December 23, 2008 # Comments Off
Seattle’s strategy for clearing roads relies on sand and de-icer, not salt, which is a more effective method of melting ice and snow.