Woo initially ran for the District 2 seat, backed by Chinatown-International District leaders and big businesses. 

Recent temps Kirsten Harris-Talley, Abel Pacheco and John Okamoto share their experience and advice as the Council prepares to fill its open seat.

The Council has until Jan. 23 to fill the opening left by Teresa Mosqueda. The chosen member will serve until voters elect a replacement in November.

The Council kicked off the year swearing in five new members and two incumbents. 

As 2023 ends, returns to offices at the city’s center hover around 55%. Here’s what’s going well and what still needs fixing.

Voters in the Nov. election were able to distribute public campaign funds in $25 increments. Where did the money land?

The current Council, in one of its last actions, added 120 amendments to Mayor Harrell’s proposal to prioritize homelessness, housing and police bonuses.

With ballot counting nearly finished, five new councilmembers are set to join three incumbents and one appointee.

On Thursday, incumbents Morales and Lewis gained ground in an election that will shape the city’s approach to policing, drugs and homelessness.

The majority of funds come from businesses and real estate groups supporting conservative candidates, while unions mostly back progressives.

The incumbent City Councilmember and the retired Naval officer explain their plans for the city’s Downtown — and dig into other issues.

An incumbent councilmember and a former small-business owner make their case to lead on public safety, homelessness and housing.

In north Seattle, a former Superior Court judge and an equity consultant share their ideas on policing, crime, housing and homelessness.

The tech entrepreneur and the civil servant talk about their plans for housing, homelessness and public safety in northeast Seattle.