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
‘YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY CAPTAIN’: William Shatner and Elon Musk make peace on eve of Twitter legacy checkmark elimination
The billionaire replied, “You will always be my captain.”
EXCLUSIVE: Mothers' Day cancelled at Seattle-area school to avoid 'triggering' students —Pride event with drag show continues
The guiding coalition made a plan to create a joint event called Donuts with Grownups, instead of traditional Mothers' and Fathers' Day events.
Portland’s first Shake Shack hasn’t even opened yet, and it’s already been smashed up
Crime is so rampant in the city that on Monday REI announced it was closing its only Portland location after almost two decades in the Rose City.
Mayor of Seattle wants to solve drug crisis with gift cards
Seattle residents and business owners have said the drug crisis on the streets is scaring people and businesses away from the downtown core.
BREAKING: CBC labeled as 'government-funded media' by Twitter
In response to the new label, Poilievre tweeted on Sunday that the “CBC officially exposed as ‘government-funded media.’ Now people know that it is Trudeau propaganda, not news."
Washington to become sanctuary state for abortions, child sex changes
“The irony of this bill being coined the ‘shield law’ is not lost on us. You are not shielding children, you are shielding those who would abuse them. Gender-affirming care is a disgusting euphemism for child abuse.”
Washington state Democrats ban 'assault weapons' while enabling crime and releasing offenders
According to House Bill 1240, the “assault weapons,” were described as “hyper-masculine… in [a] manner that overtly appeals to troubled young men intent on becoming the next mass shooter.”
Whole Foods cites concerns for employee safety, shutters San Francisco flagship store
Last year, the store cut its operating hours due to hostile visitors and “high theft" and then enforced new bathroom policies after syringes and other drug paraphernalia were regularly left in store restrooms.
Korean restaurant sues Seattle after suffering losses during deadly 2020 CHAZ occupation
In addition to the $9.8 million the city has already doled out in settlements and legal fees associated with the occupation, last year Seattle paid $500,000 to the father of 19-year-old Lorenzo Anderson, who was shot and killed inside the zone.
Shootings in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood in first months of 2023 exceed 2022 total
The Capitol Hill neighborhood was the site of the deadly Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) in 2020.
Councilman's resignation demanded after he advertises kids' event with his own shirtless pics in Washington state
Binda accused his critics of being racists writing “the over-sexualization of fetishization of black and people of color is real and disgusting,” and called himself a “role model for the younger generation.”
BREAKING: Twitter labels NPR as state-affiliated media
“Labels on government accounts provide additional context for accounts heavily engaged in geopolitics and diplomacy.”
EXCLUSIVE: Seattle refusing to rehire firefighters terminated over vax mandate despite dire staffing shortage
"L6 is browned out," a source with the department said.
Seattle university hires security guards amid crime spike after defunding campus police
“In an effort to prevent these drug use, waste and damage issues from occurring in the first place, UW is immediately increasing the number of unarmed security guards working on the Seattle campus overnight."
Man arrested in Seattle after threatening to kill journalist Jonathan Choe with baseball bat
The suspect's public defender claimed Choe was a “right-wing agitator like the folks over at Project Veritas” and that he "provoked a response and got a response."