Capitol Hill Seattle
News imported from Capitol Hill Seattle.
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Quick response handles intense brush fire at Lowell Elementary
Firefighters acted quickly to knock down an intense brush fire before it threatened Capitol Hill’s Lowell Elementary School Tuesday night.…
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Wilson’s executive order, Seattle SAFER Streets Act hoped to speed up Vision Zero, slow down drivers
Faced with lagging progress on its 2030 road safety goals, Seattle is launching a new effort to make its streets…
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Nobody is coming to save you — That was the point of Capitol Hill’s Urban Survival Fair
Disaster preparedness usually gets framed as an individual problem. Your kit, your plan, your family, maybe even your pet. But…
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First Hill apartment homicide victim identified as 28-year-old
The King County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the 28-year-old shot and killed inside a First Hill apartment building Tuesday…
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Suspect charged as prosecutors say Cal Anderson shooting that sent man to hospital was accident
A 29-year-old man faces felony charges after an accidental shooting at Cal Anderson Park left his friend “bleeding profusely” from…
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Proposal would upgrade Broadway Business Improvement Area with higher caps and a recurring annual bump for clean-up and promotion
The new proposed boundary changes are focused on only the removal at E Pike. The original BIA was formed with…
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Cal Anderson ‘NO HATE in WA State’ carnival to rally Seattle against fall ballot initiatives
Organizers are holding a carnival in Capitol Hill’s Cal Anderson Park next week to raise funding and awareness in the…
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‘Biden hired me’ — Video reportedly shows Capitol Hill ICE activity as Seattle Times reports surge in arrests
A video reportedly showing ICE activity on Seattle’s Capitol Hill this week and a testy exchange of words with one…
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Lambert House ready to reopen renovated Capitol Hill LGBTQ+ youth center after two-year overhaul
Setting up for a past Lambert House Pink Prom (Image: Lambert House) By Brenna Gauchat On August 31st, the Lambert…
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Proposal would ease building rules for neighborhood churches and daycares in Seattle multifamily zones
The Seattle City Council is considering a bill to modify development standards for smaller institutional uses in multifamily zones throughout…
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