With a new initiative underway to add new features to Cal Anderson Park recognizing the power of the occupied protest camp and Black Lives Matter movement of the summer of 2020, another central city park is also in the middle … Continue reading
Seattle’s streamlined design review process seems destined to keep the city’s “stay home” population entertained. There is another comment deadline on a central city project up for administrative review this week. Today is the final day for comment on the … Continue reading
See something others should know about? Email CHS or call/txt (206) 399-5959. You can view recent CHS 911 coverage here. Hear sirens and wondering what’s going on? Check out Twitter reports from @jseattle or tune into the CHS Scanner page. City Market ripoff: Three suspects attempting to shoplift at … Continue reading
Complete with a COVID-19 crisis appropriate face mask, a man walked into a First Hill bank Monday afternoon, handed over a note demanding cash, and fled from the scene in a full sprint in a noon-hour hold-up. According to Seattle … Continue reading
The COVID-19 crisis and the resulting economic fallout could snuff Seattle’s latest development boom. Or the change might be more complicated and less predictable. One of the more interesting projects in motion before the crisis is readying to return to … Continue reading
The oddities of daily life around Capitol Hill during the COVID-19 crisis include the surprise of so many familiar things that are shut down, closed, or limited. And then there are the peculiar survivors — parts of the neighborhood that … Continue reading
Dozens of Capitol Hill and Central District food and drink businesses have found ways to continue serving their neighborhoods and stay in business through the COVID-19 crisis. Some have found a way to do a little more. 12th Ave’s Ba … Continue reading
Saved from the wrecking ball and upgraded and transformed into a home for shelter and homelessness services, 9th Ave’s Harborview Hall will begin a new life this week in the region’s fight against COVID-19. King County announced Saturday that the … Continue reading
By Conor Courtney, UW News Lab/Special to CHS The loading dock looks almost normal, sitting in the shade behind the Harborview Research and Training Building. But there are no lab technicians running back from their lunch break, no one delivering … Continue reading
Madison Street’s next contribution to Seattle’s ultra-green Living Building program could be a 21-story apartment tower set to rise in unique fashion on First Hill. The development takes its first bow in front of the East Design Review Board Wednesday … Continue reading
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