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
Cuomo and de Blasio target Jewish neighbourhoods for new lockdown restrictions
Most of the neighborhoods targeted by the restrictions are home to part of the city's Orthodox Jewish community, where many religious schools resumed in-person instruction in September.
California to make plans for giving reparations to African Americans
"This is not just about California, this is about making an impact, and a dent, across the rest of the country," Newsom said moments after signing the bill.
EXCLUSIVE: Seattle's new 'street czar' once went to jail for trafficking a 16-year-old girl
Despite the fact that he was convicted for knowingly trafficking a minor, and court documents show that he took her to Phoenix to buy a new fake ID, Taylor blames Fischmann for her own sex trafficking.
Major Democrat-run cities are losing populations to smaller locales
Residents of the top listed cities that were already outrageously expensive to live in are now also dealing with COVID-19, spiking crime and ongoing civil unrest.
EXCLUSIVE: Pimp turned Seattle 'Street Czar' speaks out
"It's not conventional, people say what the hell is a Street Czar? Of course, you wouldn't understand you are not from the streets… that's why I fit this so perfectly."
Lawless Seattle sees several injured in illegal car races as defunded police unable to stop unrest
It is becoming harder and harder to find a cop when you need one in Seattle. One of the reasons they may not be showing up is remaining officers are tasked with guarding the politicians who enabled the unrest.
Family of Seattle BLM protestor who got hit and killed by car sues the city
According to the family, the suit alleges that "in response to protests against police discrimination and brutality, the SPD chose to engage in discrimination and brutality."
California to ban sales of gas powered cars by 2035
The announcement left many wondering how a state with mandated rolling blackouts and an aging power grid will be able to keep up with the additional power requirements.
BREAKING: Seattle city council overrides mayor's veto—defunds police despite public objection
The Seattle city council voted on Tuesday to override the mayor's veto of a bill to defund the Seattle Police Department, voting, again, to defund SPD.
Antifa militants in Seattle complain after homeless people steal their riot gear
Seattle BLM and Antifa lamented over social media that their riot gear has been stolen by the homeless.
Seattle to be first city in the nation to offer 'safe injection sites'
The council now appears to be trying to take up the legislation while the public's attention is focused on other matters such as defunding the Seattle Police Department.
Seattle hires ex-pimp to be 'Street Czar'
Before Taylor was contracted by the city to provide "expertise and support services in de-escalation, community engagement, and alternatives to policing," he was engaged in prostitution.
DOJ could bring sedition charges against Seattle mayor over 'occupied protest zone'
The Department of Justice is allegedly considering charging Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan for sedition due to her allowance of an armed, occupied protest earlier this summer.
Homicide suspect in Seattle slaying was arrested and released more than 34 times
Wednesday night, Seattle police were called to investigate a death that witnesses described as "horrific" at Cal Anderson Park. The suspect is believed to be local homeless notable Travis Berge.
BREAKING: Recall of Seattle council member who helped Antifa occupy city hall allowed to proceed
King County Superior Court Judge Jim Rogers ruled Wednesday that the recall petition against Marxist Seattle council member Kshama Sawant can proceed.