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
EXCLUSIVE: Mercer Island school district warns families after former coach linked to child exploitation material probe
“I am incensed and frustrated. This is the antithesis of everything our District and I stand for.”
WA city's ‘Trans Visibility’ proclamation creates online firestorm
It also calls on residents to ensure transgender people feel “seen, valued, and welcomed.”
Teen suspect in Seattle student slayings was under court supervision when murders occurred
A judge will decide if the case will continue in juvenile or adult court.
Feds sue Harvard over antisemitic harassment of students
The lawsuit alleges that Jewish students were “harassed, physically assaulted, stalked, and spat upon,” and in some cases felt compelled to hide visible signs of their identity, such as yarmulkes, out of fear.
WA juvenile detention staffer arrested for sexual misconduct with minor
“The safety of young people in our care is our highest obligation, and we remain committed to maintaining a culture at Green Hill focused on rehabilitation and no tolerance for misconduct.”
'I messed up': 2 pilots dead, 41 injured after Air Canada jet hits fire truck at LaGuardia, audio captured air traffic controller taking blame
Two individuals were killed in the crash, with 41 others sustaining injuries.
EXCLUSIVE: Seattle area paraeducator charged for years-long grooming of high school student
The victim described Nguyen as a “trusted adult” who exploited her difficult home life.
Washington woman who faked paralysis to steal $1.1M in VA benefits gets 17-month prison term
“These benefits… should not go for second homes, cars, exotic trips, or casino gambling as they did in this case.”
Mamdani's wife deletes X account after posts praising terrorists exposed
One post blamed “white people” for creating al Qaeda.
Female WA high school teacher charged with sexual misconduct with 16-year-old student
Court records indicate staff and students were aware of "rumors" about the relationship, suggesting an internal investigation may have already begun.
Washington state officially allows trans persons to hide they're trans in all government docs
"I signed a bill ensuring Washingtonians can change the sex designation on their state IDs and birth certificates without fear of violating their privacy,” adding that the state is “committed to protecting the rights of transgender and gender diverse people.”
Seattle media paints glowing portrait of pregnant Venezuelan ICE detainee linked to Tren de Aragua sex trafficking ring
Local activists and media quickly mobilized in protest, rallying around the narrative of a pregnant migrant mother detained by federal agents.
Man destroys Chihuly glass sculptures, arrested after trying to stab Seattle museum staffer with shards
Authorities say approximately $240,000 worth of glass art, roughly a dozen pieces valued at about $20,000 each, was destroyed during the incident.
Man sentenced to 37 months in prison for threatening violence against Jewish institutions across the US
Clift Seferlis, of Maryland, mailed at least 40 letters containing explicit threats to synagogues, Jewish museums, community centers, schools, nonprofit organizations, and even a Jewish delicatessen.
Starbucks pursuing massive Nashville office as Seattle footprint shrinks
Last week, it was revealed that Starbucks has already paid out the remainder of its lease on one Seattle-area office location and vacated the space in preparation for the Nashville move.
