SeaTac Sued for ‘Intentionally’ Interfering with an International Boulevard Project

by Jack Mayne The City of SeaTac has been sued for using illegal and improper processes to wrest control of property near the airport Sound Transit terminal. The suit was filed on Dec. 21, 2012 by K&S... [Read more]

Ex-SeaTac Department Head Sues Over Firing

by Jack Mayne Former SeaTac Director of the Community and Economic Development Cynthia Baker is suing SeaTac City Manager Todd Cutts as well as all seven members of the City Council to get her old job... [Read more]

Court Ruling Stops Port Of Seattle From Signing Taxi Contract

In the continuing saga of STITA vs the Port of Seattle, on Monday (Feb. 22nd), the Washington state Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the cab company by granting a temporary injunction against the Port... [Read more]

Port Of Seattle Being Sued By Second Taxi Company

The Port of Seattle is apparently being sued by a second taxi company – this time by Rainier Dispatch (aka Farwest Taxi) for ignoring collusion. This is the latest twist in an ongoing legal war against... [Read more]

Historical “Soldiers In Petticoats” Coming To City Hall Feb. 21st

The Highline Historical Society will be presenting “Soldiers in Petticoats: The Struggle of the Suffragettes” at the SeaTac City Hall on Sunday, Feb. 21st, beginning at 2pm. Local actress... [Read more]

SeaTac City Council Rescinds Eminent Domain Claim Against Park-N-Fly

by Ralph Nichols In a victory for private property rights, the SeaTac City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday, Jan. 26th to rescind their earlier condemnation of the “Park-N-Fly” business... [Read more]

City Reconsidering Eminent Domain Decision

by Ralph Nichols After beginning a condemnation process in September to seize ownership of a private parking lot on International Boulevard – for the private development of an envisioned city center... [Read more]

Residents Planning Lawsuit Against Port Of Seattle Over Third Runway

Over 150 area residents turned out Sunday to hear lawyers discuss an upcoming class action lawsuit against the Port of Seattle over the third runway. by Jack Mayne Big 757s taking off and landing right... [Read more]

Stay Of Execution Granted To SeaTac Killer

According to The Seattle TImes, a stay of execution was granted today to Cal Coburn Brown, the man convicted of killing 22-year old Holly Washa in a SeaTac motel in 1991. Washington State Supreme Court... [Read more]

Cal Coburn Brown Scheduled To Be Executed Friday

On Wednesday, a judge turned down an attempted stay of execution for Cal Coburn Brown, a man convicted of raping, torturing and murdering a woman in a SeaTac motel in 1991. Brown was sentenced to death... [Read more]