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
Seattle's City Hall Park remains closed after costly damage from homeless encampment
The city originally said that the park would be closed for 2-3 months, but more than seven months later, the park remains fenced off and closed.
'Homeless nexus' accounts for biggest increase in Seattle homicides
"We're seeing the violence centered on illegal encampments, where there’s a general sense of lawlessness that concentrates bad actors and concentrates narcotics in one area."
MEDIA BIAS: Seattle media omit key details in reporting on brutal murder
Tyrone Bernard Wells, 41, who has multiple convictions and outstanding warrants, confessed to killing Randee Leeann Rios after she spent the night at his apartment on March 27.
Illinois church commits to 'fasting from whiteness' for Lent
"This Lent we build our worship life around the voices of Black people, indigenous people, and people of color."
Marianne Williamson pulls endorsement for socialist congressional candidate after antisemitic comments revealed
"I cannot, however, endorse any candidate who supports actions that undermine Israel’s right to exist or which could harm Israeli citizens," Williamson said.
Seattle museum hosts 'Drag-tastic Summer Camp' for tween and teen boys
At the end of the weeklong summer camp, boys will "celebrate" their new drag personas with "a private showcase."
Gov. Jay Inslee signs Washington state bill to ban most non-electric cars by 2030
While many states are rolling back their gas taxes due to spiking prices impacts on families, the transportation package is directly funded by taxes on gasoline, which according to the Washington Policy Center, amounts to a $5.4 billion tax increase over the next few years.
Florida could revoke Disney's 'self-governing' status after corporate opposition to anti-grooming law
"What I would say as a matter of first principle is I don't support special privileges in law just because a company is powerful and they've been able to wield a lot of power."
Los Angeles spends up to $837,000 per unit on housing for homeless
According to the report, approximately 14 percent of the units under construction exceeded $700,000 per unit with one project currently estimated to cost $837,000 per unit.
HATE HOAX: Black students responsible for racist death threat at Sacramento High School
Security footage obtained by school officials showed two juvenile black females writing the phrase on the wall, according to the Sheriff’s office.
BLM-Antifa rioter pleads guilty over fire bombing attack to kill Portland police
With Muhammad's continued acceptance of responsibility, the US Attorney's Office will recommend a sentence of 10 years in federal prison.
Biden refers to 'Tough Putin Q&A Talking Points' during press conference
This comes after the White House walked back remarks Biden made about regime change in Russia, chemical weapons use, and US troop deployments to Ukraine.
Prolific offender arrested following fatal shooting of Everett police officer
Police arrested 50-year-old Richard James Rotter, a prolific offender with a decades-long felony record.
Biden's Supreme Court pick mischaracterizes the Black Hebrew Israelites
Either Judge Jackson is ignorant of who the Black Hebrew Israelites are, or she is lying.
Family files $10 million wrongful death claim against Seattle after man mistakenly placed on blacklist
Though medics arrived six minutes later, they could not enter the residence because they were told to wait for a police escort.