Equity
To seal or not to seal: WA's battle over juvenile records
The state's policy of not sealing - and then selling - juvenile criminal records sentences young offenders to a lifetime of punishment.
Eric Scigliano
Eric Scigliano's reporting on social and environmental issues for The Weekly (later Seattle Weekly) won Livingston, Kennedy, American Association for the Advancement of Scie
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Politics
Westlake businesses hold the city's bike plan hostage
Fears of speeding bikes and lost parking spaces, plus resentment of past SDOT practices, fuel a parking-lot rebellion.
Tech
#2 Most-Read of 2013: Bike bullies: Turn off those blinking lights!
Lifesavers or blinding menace? High-powered flashing bike lights are illegal, but no one seems to care.
Most-Read of 2013: #10 Seattle's bike-lane bigotry
No. 10: Seattle's Biking Master Plan has focused most of its efforts on North Seattle, leaving the just-as-needy-but-less-wealthy neighborhoods down south to fend for themselves.
One-track mind: the return of the monorail
Signature-gatherers are drumming up support for another monorail to save us all from transit hell. Just sign on the dotted line.