Paying a Sound Transit fare is fair | Op-Ed
We urge Sound Transit and our fellow board members to take swift action to address fare enforcement.
Seattle Times Op-Eds
The Seattle Times welcomes Op-Eds on any topic for publication in print and online. We value diverse opinion writing that offers a clear point of view. Below are recent Op-Ed columns published in The Times.
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Saying we're getting 'back to normal' isn’t an inspirational promise to people of color | Op-Ed
Seattle Foundation and the Mariners believe that the Puget Sound Region is a place where everyone should thrive. We can’t do this work alone.
Keep video jury selection a permanent option in WA | Op-Ed
Change often brings resistance and the King County legal community is no different.
America's growing fault lines | Op-Ed
We live in a country hijacked by fear: The loss of male privilege and threats to white supremacy.
Putin gives a master class on why autocrats control the media | Save the Free Press Op-Ed
If exiled Russian magnate Vladimir Gusinsky's media conglomerate still existed, Vladimir Putin's poll numbers would likely be reversed.
To whom much is given much is required: Housing a refugee family | Op-Ed
Leaving our rental empty while homelessness flourished around us began to feel indecent.
It takes a village: Helping refugees as part of a ‘sponsor circle’ | Op-Ed
With 100,000 Ukrainians coming to the U.S., it’s hard to remember we’re still scrambling to house 70,000 Afghans who arrived last year. Here's how you can...
Incentives for building owners pave the way for WA's transition to a greener, cleaner future | Op-Ed
The state set aside grant money to help building owners comply with new energy efficiency rules. Those who fail to adapt may face fines.