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
Theater CANCELS Dave Chappelle show after woke backlash
"The Dave Chappelle show tonight at First Avenue has been cancelled and is moving to the Varsity Theater. To staff, artists and our community, we hear you, and we are sorry. We know we must hold ourselves to the highest standards, and we know we let you down."
Democrat candidate's campaign video features far-left Antifa activist as victim of high living costs
The campaign video features Chase Cross, who identifies on Twitter as a "socialist sicario interested in city politics: plays the role of a person "did everything I was supposed to, and I still couldn’t stay in my home."
Democrat candidate's campaign video features far-left Antifa activist as victim of high living costs
The campaign video features Chase Cross, who identifies on Twitter as a "socialist sicario interested in city politics: plays the role of a person "did everything I was supposed to, and I still couldn’t stay in my home."
Detention chief forges ahead with plan to end juvenile incarceration despite rising crime
Nance was San Francisco’s embattled juvenile probation chief under whose leadership the average population at juvenile hall declined by more than 50 percent over six years, while crime skyrocketed.
EXCLUSIVE: Fugitive with felony warrant housed in homeless shelters at Seattle taxpayer's expense
The revelation called into question how many wanted felons are being housed in Seattle homeless facilities using taxpayer dollars.
MASKS ARE BACK: San Diego says kids and staff must comply with school mandate
Mandatory masking will be required through at least the end of summer school due to the increase in COVID-19 cases in the county.
BREAKING: Family of victim shot to death in Seattle 'autonomous zone' files claim against city
BLM and Antifa rioters seized control of 6 blocks of the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle in June of 2020. For almost a month, occupiers would not allow police in the zone.
Elon Musk plans to countersue Twitter in effort to blow up $44B buyout: report
Musk’s lawyers wrote in a filing responding to Twitter’s lawsuit, "The core dispute over false and spam accounts is fundamental to Twitter’s value. It is also extremely fact and expert intensive, requiring substantial time for discovery."
EXCLUSIVE: Doctors give 'gender card' to children, offer to keep identifiers secret from parents
There is an option for the child to select for the healthcare provider not to discuss the information with parents/guardians.
BREAKING: Shooter at Indiana shopping mall killed by 'good Samaritan with a handgun'
Greenwood Chief James Ison said in a press conference that "a good Samaritan with a handgun" at the mall killed the shooter. He said the two others who were wounded and are being treated in area hospitals.
Firefighters to file suit for $171 MILLION due to terminations over vaccine mandates
"All we want to do is come back. This is not just a job for us that we’ve put years for training in— it’s a calling."
Los Angeles moves toward return of mask mandate
The death rate remains low in the county, with the number of intensive care unit patients around 115 as of Tuesday.
Cori Bush to attend fundraiser thrown by activist who wants to 'set Israel on fire'
Ayesh has a long history of Jew-hating comments, many of which have been scrubbed from her social media pages. Ayesh tweeted in August 2011 that "being a Jew" is a crime "worthy of the rope."
Man who allegedly threatened to kill Pramila Jayapal released from jail
Seattle police released him because they couldn't say with certainty that he told the congresswoman to go back to India or that he threatened to kill her.
Professor sues school over forced 'land acknowledgment' statement
"I acknowledge that by the labor theory of property the Coast Salish people can claim historical ownership of almost none of the land currently occupied by the University of Washington," Reges wrote.