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
King County paid contractors billions despite missing records, red flags
Multiple investigations are now underway, with reported inquiries from the FBI, DOJ, and IRS.
Audit finds $37 million in questionable child care payments as oversight failures mount in Washington state
Auditors found the state often pays providers before verifying documentation, relying instead on audits after the fact, a system critics describe as “pay and chase.”
Bob Ferguson signs 'millionaire's tax' into law in Washington
A recent Association of Washington Business survey found 44 percent of employers are considering moving their personal residence out of state, citing taxes and cost pressures.
Suspect arrested for trying to push man in front of Seattle train after involuntary commitment release
Prosecutors described the incident as both calculated and extremely dangerous.
Wisconsin woman arrested for killing pro-Trump coworker—she called victim 'racist'
Wallace had previously accused Jones of being “racist,” and is also accused of slashing the tires of Jones’ Chevrolet Silverado.
DOJ sues California towing company for auctioning off US military members' vehicles
Dhillon said servicemembers are often away for long stretches because of training or deployment and may not even know their vehicle has been towed.
Texas rapist pleads guilty to producing child exploitation material with Neo-Nazi group he led
The group promoted ideologies including neo-Nazism, nihilism, and pedophilia, and distributed graphic material involving violence and abuse.
Seattle asks judge for new trial over $30.5 million verdict in 2020 CHAZ shooting death
"The City hopes to evade responsibility by attacking this Court’s legal determinations, plaintiff’s counsel, and the jury’s decision."
Antifa militants plead not guilty, avoid felony charges following $1M in damages at UW
Despite their identities being previously revealed, the court ordered that their faces could not be shown publicly after defense attorneys claimed their clients had concerns about their safety and being doxxed.
'Black folks are pissed': The Root slams NYC First Lady's racist posts
“Rama Duwaji — the wife of Zohran Mamdani doesn’t get to say the word.”
HUD launches probe into Washington state’s race-based ‘reparations’ homebuying program
“DEI is dead at HUD. Those who ignore the law and violate the rights of Americans for political purposes will not continue.”
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.
