Seattle Leaders Move to Protect Denny Blaine's Nude Beach Legacy
City officials and park advocates gathered at Denny Blaine as Seattle moves toward new signage, rules and site changes meant to preserve the beach's queer history while clarifying how the space will be used.
November 10, 2026
Seattle's Noise Rules And The Car Idling Under Your Apartment
For apartment residents disrupted by a loud modified engine, Seattle's noise rules, building management, and a dated record of each disturbance offer separate avenues for pursuing a complaint.
November 10, 2026
Winter Sailing Lessons In Seattle Can Be Worth It, If You Dress For It
Cold, wet days can make beginner lessons tougher, but winter also offers a quieter season to learn on the water.
November 9, 2026
Police Response at Lincoln Park Was a Mental-Health Check, Not a Crime Scene
Officers searching Lincoln Park's waterfront path were trying to locate someone reported to be in crisis, and no crime was involved.
November 8, 2026
Storm Knocks Out Power In Southeast Redmond
A weather-related outage darkened parts of Southeast Redmond, while nearby areas saw anything from brief flickers to longer delays before service came back.
November 8, 2026
Capitol Hill Piercing Regulars Find Laughing Buddha Staff at Other Shops
The longtime studio appears to have changed hands and is now under new ownership, while several piercers sought out by returning clients are working at other Capitol Hill shops.
November 6, 2026
West Seattle High School Swimmers Advance After Metro Championships
Eight Wildcats reached the finals at the Seattle Metro League Championships, with Eden O'Donnell adding another 500 freestyle title before districts.
November 6, 2026
Along 8th, Car Break-Ins Keep Wearing Down The Block
Repeated car prowls and stolen deliveries have left one stretch of 8th stuck in a cycle of broken glass, missing packages and persistent frustration.
November 6, 2026