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As PubliCola reported, the Coalition and three plaintiffs who’ve lived unsheltered in Burien argued that the total ban on sleeping in public constituted cruel punishment under the Washington State Constitution, among other claims, because it bans people from engaging in a biological necessity—sleep—if they have nowhere to live except
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Shortly after Wilson emailed PubliCola, Lee reached out to say that he was not authorized to speak for her, then sent us a statement through her attorney “This is a personal matter that is being resolved
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- Eleven People Have Died at this South King County Jail in the Last Two . . .
PubliCola reached out to the mayors and city managers of the six cities that own SCORE regarding the jail’s high rate of death in custody and poor medical care
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This Week on PubliCola: June 21, 2025 It was a packed week of news and PubliCola exclusives, including the latest from City Hall, King County, and the regional homelessness authority
- CARE Crisis Response Team Moves into South Seattle As Council Complains . . .
Support PubliCola Barden noted that the CARE team has just 24 members, spread across the city, which means that in Moore’s council district, there probably won’t be more than two to four people available to respond to calls at any time
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Specifically tailored for PubliCola’s policy obsessed readership, these aren’t prognostications about 2024’s headlining concerns (like the threat of Trump II), but rather, as you’ve come to expect from the most in-depth local news site in Seattle, this is deep political wayfinding for the year in local politics ahead —The Editors
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