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
Minn officials blame Tim Walz '100%' for 'massive fraud' in Somali community
Walz is “100% responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota.”
Socialists push $5.5 billion tax hike after Microsoft warns of job flight from Washington
In April, dozens of major companies, including Amazon, Costco, Microsoft, Nordstrom, T-Mobile, and even the Seattle Mariners, sent a letter warning that Democratic tax proposals threatened the state’s long-term stability.
Colombian national sentenced to 5 years for laundering drug money
Court filings show that between 2017 and 2018 Michael Nunez Daza laundered at least $1.2 million for his Mexico-based co-conspirators.
Students protest WA school's response to assault that left 15-year-old Jr ROTC cadet with brain injury, 16-year-old student arrested
Approximately 100 students walked out of class to protest what they described as inadequate communication and concern for student safety.
Seattle-area man charged with murder after 'honor killing' of wife: prosecutors
Police were dispatched after Sadat called 911, reporting that he had strangled his wife inside their apartment.
Antifa group blames Trump for targeted shooting of National Guard in DC
The same narrative was parroted by many Democrats following the shooting.
Washington school district hosts antisemitism 'listening session' with former principal accused of allowing harassment against Jewish student
The lawsuit accused Jackson and the district of violating the Washington Law Against Discrimination, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and failing to supervise staff.
Mamdani appoints lawyer for radicals to transition team
He said September 11 reflected “the resentment these terrorists felt,” and that “the legacy of 9/11 ought to be recounted primarily through the stories of Muslims.”
Microsoft could leave Washington state if taxes get too high
"You don’t have to look far to find Vancouver," Microsoft President Brad Smith said.
Washington sentencing commission backs alternative sentencing for sex offenders
"These are cases where a person has taken a substantial step to have sex with a child. That is the totality of these cases."
Seattle City Council ends program distributing crack pipes, tin foil to drug users
"...it feels like it’s giving a loaded gun to somebody who’s suicidal.”
Seattle man convicted after selling fentanyl ‘like coffee from a drive-through,’ jury finds
Assistant US Attorney Jin Kim told jurors that Henderson effectively ran a “mobile office” out of his car, using it as a base to sell drugs across Seattle neighborhoods.
Seattle man sentenced to 30 years for directing child sexual abuse in Vietnam
“These victims were not candy in a dish for you to take out the one you liked.”
EXCLUSIVE: Seattle officials finally acknowledge police staffing shortages in justification for surveillance cameras
While the Seattle Police Officers Guild repeatedly warned that the department had lost more than 700 officers since 2019, the City often disputed or minimized those figures.
Seattle's iconic Pike Pub set to close as costs increase
“The Pike Pub helped define what a Seattle craft brewery could be.”