Kirkland family sues Tesla, says autopilot surged through red light violently enough to burst tires
The lawsuit says the Tesla sped through a red light, burst its tires and hit a curb while the driver was unable to stop it.
Fire destroys popular Georgetown restaurant, community rallies to support owners
The Seattle Fire Department is investigating an early morning fire that destroyed Saigon Pho and Banh Mi in the city’s Georgetown neighborhood.
Seattle City Light apologizes after planned power outages disrupt CID businesses
Planned power outages disrupted CID businesses for four nights, costing some owners thousands in lost revenue.
Seattle becomes first city in nation to ban ‘surveillance pricing’
The new ordinance restricts large grocery retailers from using shoppers’ personal data to set individualized prices.
Aegis Living founder Dwayne Clark selling Hunts Point mansion for $71M
Clark announced on Sept. 9 that he would be stepping down as CEO of the company and relocating to Arizona.
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