The story of Fox Cove is an example of a trend across South King County, where once affordable rental units, especially those close to Seattle, are disappearing.
In a sign of gentrifying South King County, an entire Burien apartment complex faces eviction
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A decade in the works, low-income housing on the edge of Discovery Park moves forward
A recent hearing-examiner decision brings the project at Fort Lawton near Seattle's Discovery Park, which could house nearly 600 people, closer to reality.
I hid my homelessness in high school. My counselor helped me speak out.
When I started high school, I kept my homelessness a secret. But by the end of freshman year, I found myself telling the whole school.
Some California fire victims were already living on the edge
The future is uncertain for all of the Camp Fire's survivors, but it's uniquely challenging for the many like Bob Talk who were already living...
Washington Supreme Court rules against initiative to block public funding of safe-injection sites
The initiative would have allowed King County voters to decide whether to ban public funding for safe-injection sites and sanction those who operate such facilities.
Seattle homeless shelter to review safety protocols after gunshot fired inside facility
At least two shots were fired in and outside the shelter. Police said they recovered bullet fragments in an interior stairwell and a shell casing...
Homeless man turns in $17,000 cash he found outside Sumner food bank
“There are a lot of people who would have taken it,” Kevin Booth, 32, said. “I’m just not that person.”
After California wildfire, new and old homeless populations collide
Almost a month after the fire erupted, with the weather worsening and evacuation shelters closing or relocating farther away, tensions are growing between those who...