Spencer Pauley is a Staff Reporter at [Employer]. He reports on regional interest and world news, with a focus on public transportation, transportation policy and regulation, disaster and emergency response, and the housing market in Seattle and the King County area. Spencer's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including the Black Chronicle Newspaper, Washington Examiner, and Yahoo News.
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By: Spencer Pauley
(The Center Square) – The Seattle Police Department has clarified that officers will continue to make arrests for drug-related charges when probable cause exists, with the City Attorney's Office then determining next steps, including diversion to the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, or LEAD, program.
By: Spencer Pauley
(The Center Square) – Cost estimates for emergency repairs in the city of Bellingham – nearly $2 million – highlight the financial impact recent heavy rains and subsequent flooding have had on public infrastructure.
By: Spencer Pauley
(The Center Square) – Returning Seattle City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck and newly elected Councilmember Dionne Foster were officially sworn in on Tuesday, marking the start of the Seattle City Council's 2026 session with an expanded progressive majority.
By: Spencer Pauley
(The Center Square) – The Tacoma City Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a sales tax increase to fund public safety and help address a projected $15 million budget shortfall, despite several council members voicing concerns about the tax hike.
By: Spencer Pauley
(The Center Square) – A proposed bill to the Washington State Legislature would allow cities to establish and operate grocery stores to address food deserts, a move that could help new Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson follow through on her campaign platform regarding food insecurity.
By: Spencer Pauley
A proposed bill to the Washington State Legislature would allow cities to establish and operate grocery stores to address food deserts, a move that could help new Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson follow …
(The Center Square) – Sound Transit is adding $60 million to the budget for its East Link light rail extension, even as the project nears completion and is now projected to open fully later this year.
By: Spencer Pauley
(The Center Square) – Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and other city leaders are condemning the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement following the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good during an ICE operation in Minneapolis, Minn., on Wednesday.
By: Spencer Pauley
Mayor Wilson's statement on ICE activity January 8, 2026 Source: The White House As featured on
By: Spencer Pauley, Randy Diamond
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson speaks during her first address as mayor, surrounded by supporters holding signs.
