Cartoon
Map of Puget Sound with major fault lines.
Inside Politics
The past three years have told us that we as a nation are still far apart on equality.
My Perspective
Since incorporation, this city has worked to realign its foundation, but at present it is mostly a blank slate that gives us an opportunity to rewrite the community’s future.
Guest Column
One cannot ignore the fact that forces remained then, and continue to remain now, that promote unjust power and control.
Inside Politics
One of the pieces of advice I gave Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell, when he was a brand new mayor and sought my opinion, was… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
Stars of the East brought dance, music, drumming and more to Federal Way.
Inside Politics
An ordinance can be vetoed by Ferrell, and it would take five council members to override the veto.
Guest column
Council members Jesse Johnson and Martin Moore endorse Just Cause Eviction Initiative to increase tenant rights.
Inside Politics
I frequently get questions and save them up to answer in case others have the same questions.
Message from the Chief
There has been much progress made over the past two years to address violent crime. Our work continues.
Inside Politics
The 2019 session of the Legislature included controversy, compromise, surprise, new law and more.
Inside Politics
The 2019 session of the Legislature included controversy, compromise, surprise, new law and more.
My Perspective
City is in survival mode with various challenges, including homelessness, multifamily housing density and more.
Sex in the Suburbs
If we are truly pro-life, we should be voting overwhelmingly for affordable health care, affordable child care and an increase in minimum wage.
Citizen of the Month
Cindy Lu Vaughn is the Mirror’s Citizen of the Month for May.
Inside Politics
The new name that has surfaced is Federal Way Chamber of Commerce CEO Becca Martin.
Commentary
‘If I can do it, they can do it’
