Ari Hoffman
Ari is the associate editor and Seattle correspondent of The Post Millenial. He is also the host of The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI
Threats, violence, and shootings plague Washington state schools
Parents were quick to point out that the school had to call 911 in these incidents because there were no officers on campus.
Seattle recall against Marxist councilmember loses venues for election night party, campaign manager targeted with death threats
"I've had myself seven death threats in a year and a half… the FBI has investigated some of them... I'm walking through Cal Anderson (park) one afternoon, a gentleman comes up yelling and screaming at me, calling me an 'f***ing faggot' and such like that."
Dead body found in port-a-potty in Seattle homeless encampment
A neighbor who volunteers daily to pick litter in the area and cleans the Honey Buckets brand portable toilets for kids and families before they see the needles, discovered the man slouched over.
Homeless Seattle man who assaulted 67-year-old man and killed his dog released early
According to the documents, the suspect backed away and while the victim attempted to flee as fast as his injured leg could carry him, but "the suspect ran up behind him and kicked his dog so hard she flew into the air." The dog landed head-first on the concrete walkway.
REPORT: Woman arrested after threatening to 'shoot some white people'
Police arrived and saw an apartment window with what appeared to a rifle with an attached scope protruding.
De Blasio extends public school employee COVID vaccine mandate to private and religious schools
The mandate will apply to approximately 60,000 staff members at almost 1000 schools.
Sheriff: Suspect's father bought gun days before allegedly used in Michigan school shooting
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said that the gun the suspect used, a 9mm SIG Sauer SP2022, was bought four days before the shooting by the suspect’s father. A picture of a firearm matching the description was found on the suspect’s now deactivated Instagram account.
Sheriff: Suspect's father bought gun days before allegedly used in Michigan school shooting
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said that the gun the suspect used, a 9mm SIG Sauer SP2022, was bought four days before the shooting by the suspect’s father. A picture of a firearm matching the description was found on the suspect’s now deactivated Instagram account.
DeBlasio opens legalized heroin injection sites in New York City
The sites, called Overdose Prevention Centers (OPC) are located in Harlem and Washington Heights. There was tremendous pushback to the proposed locations and according to residents, with no community outreach or public comment.
DeBlasio opens legalized heroin injection sites in New York City
The sites, called Overdose Prevention Centers (OPC) are located in Harlem and Washington Heights. There was tremendous pushback to the proposed locations and according to residents, with no community outreach or public comment.
Teachers to take courses in critical race theory in Washington state
Randy Paddock, the Equity & Diversity Coordinator and the WEA will be teaching a continuing education to members of the union he has given before entitled Institutional Racism and White Privilege.
Washington state Dept. of Transit prioritizes 'anti-racism' over road maintenance
The study was prioritized by Democrat Governor Jay Inslee and Secretary of Transportation Roger Millar in order to emphasize "…diversity, equity, and inclusion."
Washington state Dept. of Transit prioritizes 'anti-racism' over road maintenance
The study was prioritized by Democrat Governor Jay Inslee and Secretary of Transportation Roger Millar in order to emphasize "…diversity, equity, and inclusion."
City officials tell volunteers to stop helping Seattle's homeless
Andrea Suarez of the grassroots organization We Heart Seattle was told, "Stop helping homeless people. Stop picking up garbage in our parks," because it was "disruptive."
City officials tell volunteers to stop helping Seattle's homeless
Andrea Suarez of the grassroots organization We Heart Seattle was told, "Stop helping homeless people. Stop picking up garbage in our parks," because it was "disruptive."