Antoine Leander Runner Jr., the man suspected of killing and mutilating cats in the area, was arrested on April 25, 2025. Runner had been previously jailed in 2023 for a series of grisly cat killings. After he was released on November 25, 2024, bodies again started turning up.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working on its sixth Five-Year Review for the Harbor Island Superfund Site (due in...

Following the 3/24 GCC meeting, SDOT shared a slide deck with updates on the various projects impacting the neighborhood, including the...

In June, Seattle will host six FIFA Club World Cup 2025 games at Lumen Field, just up the street. Get ready neighbors!

Gazetteers Sam and Amy volunteering at the 2024 Georgetown Carnival. The Georgetown Gazette is kicking off 2025 in style! We are pleased...

The EPA has started polluted-sediment cleanup of the Lower Duwamish Waterway Superfund site.

by Ariel van Spronsen Ahoy mateys, let’s talk porch pirates. The crimes Here are a few of my recent experiences: One time I made the...

'Tis the season for improvements to non-vehicle infrastructure in Georgetown! On Monday, November 18, the Seattle Department of...

Cyclists entering or leaving Georgetown have long been familiar with the dilemma of finding a bike route that is both direct and safe....

On October 16th, the City of Seattle's Office of Planning & Community Development (OPCD) and the Office of the Mayor released new...

Now through November 30th, Georgetown residents have the opportunity to participate in the 10th annual citywide Seattle Public Safety...

Men wearing masks used a Hyundai to smash through the front doors of the pot shop Bakeréé at 74 S. Lucille Street in Georgetown in the e

Georgetown residents and businesses will have the chance to meet with Seattle City Council Member Rob Saka and representatives from the...

Deep Sea Sugar and Salt is gracefully cleaning up from a walk-in ceiling collapse.

Wooden, whimsical cats are chilling in the traffic circles on S Eddy street.

According to the City of Seattle’s Climate Vulnerability Index, Georgetown has less tree canopy coverage than other parts of the city....

Last weekend, Georgetown hosted its inaugural pride festival on a warm, overcast early summer Saturday. As one of the folks who helped...

At the 19th annual Georgetown Carnival on June 8, many attendees stopped by the Gazette booth to ask, “Where are the Power Tool Drag...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized an aggressive $401 million plan to reduce the amount of pollution in Seattle’s East...

Updates are underway at the P-Patch in Oxbow Park. Passersby may have noticed gradual repairs taking place to the shed over the last few...