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
Citizen initiative requiring voter ID in WA state allowed to proceed to signature gathering
"It requires people registering to vote in Washington to prove they are US citizens and legal voters. That’s it. It’s narrowly focused and very clear."
Seattle park ordered to close unless city addresses public sex, lewdness: judge
The court ordered the City of Seattle to submit a comprehensive abatement plan within 14 days to avoid the park’s temporary closure.
Grandmother shot in face with pellet gun while driving through Seattle
“The bullet is bent, and that’s from my cheekbone, which is broken, which stopped it,” she said. “I’m so lucky because I could be dead right now.”
Chinese nationals charged with spying on US naval bases
"This case demonstrates how the PRC’s Ministry of State Security uses elaborate schemes to infiltrate American institutions.”
COVID CONVICTION: Former GOP chair slapped with felony over not masking at WA state election center in 2024
Island County Prosecutor Greg Bank previously compared Trump supporters to Nazis and the KKK, called them “racist bullies with a second-grade intellect,” and said “we need to cleanse the planet of their diseased thinking.”
WA Dem gov pledges state funds to cover Planned Parenthood gap amid budget shortfall
The Washington State Economic and Revenue Forecast Council revealed earlier this month that the state will collect $720 million less over the next four years than previously estimated.
Washington state Supreme Court reduces caseloads for public defenders
“The concern is not just about the money, it’s about justice itself. We’re talking about a system that could collapse under its own weight.”
Seattle man accused of murdering, dismembering girlfriend after being released from prison 8 years early
In 2021, the Washington Supreme Court’s Blake decision ruled that the state’s felony drug possession law was unconstitutional and allowed the retroactive vacation of thousands of drug convictions.
DoorDash slams 'extreme regulations' making Seattle the most expensive market to operate in
"Extreme regulations like Seattle’s law are making it more expensive for consumers to get the food they love, harming local businesses and reducing opportunities for Dashers."
EXCLUSIVE: Antisemitic school board member wrote Washington State Human Rights Commission's resolution on antisemitism
Tran used her role to intentionally distort the definition of antisemitism and empower known anti-Israel extremists.
Violent male inmate transferred out of Washington women’s prison after years of sexual assault allegations
Williams had been transferred to the women’s prison in 2021 under the Washington Department of Corrections’ gender-inclusion policy.
Seattle home with pro-Trump, pro-police signs targeted in drive-by shooting
According to the Seattle Police Department, the homeowner’s vehicle was also damaged by gunfire and had been vandalized with Pride flag stickers.
Columbia University's acting president apologizes after leaked texts over Jewish board member
“I have apologized directly to the person named in my texts, and I am apologizing now to you… I should not have written those things, and I am sorry.
Illegal immigrant charged with child sexual abuse in Oregon and Washington
In April 2025, Ramos-Garcia traveled from Oregon to Washington and took the victim to a hotel where he sexually abused the minor.
Illegal immigrant sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing Washington State Trooper in DUI crash
“Chris did his job that night. He got one more dangerous driver off the road. He lost his life doing it … If Chris didn’t stop this drunk driver, it would have been another family going through this unbearable pain.”