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
Hate crime suspect in assault on trans person previously bailed out of jail by progressive activist group
The Northwest Community Bail Fund previously bailed out a man accused of shooting a Washington State trooper 9 times.
Seattle Mayor signs bill to protect sex change, abortion providers from prosecution in honor of Transgender Day of Visibility
"Seattle is a city where diversity is celebrated, and the LGBTQ+ community is not just accepted but embraced."
Seattle mayor reveals $47 MILLION payroll tax deficit as companies flee the Emerald City
“We also know this news only adds to significant negative impacts for future years when combined with President Trump’s actions to rescind grants to our city, implement harmful tariffs, and focus on failed economic policies that prioritize the wealthy over working families.”
Seattle City Council committee passes resolution to undo 'defund the police' initiatives
Four council members voted in favor of the legislation, none opposed it, and one member was absent.
WA drug dealer sentenced to 10 years in prison for trafficking fentanyl after attempting to assault officer
32-year-old Leonardo Daniel Martinez of Pasco, Washington, was sentenced to 125 months in prison for trafficking fentanyl and 5 years of supervised release.
Seattle's Sound Transit CEO nominee faces allegations over lack of transparency, favoritism
The Sound Transit CEO could make up to $675,000 annually, almost double what the CEO of New York City’s MTA earns.
Washington Gov Bob Ferguson cancels parole for triple murderer who was set for release by Jay Inslee
"I am unconvinced that Mr. Pauley is truly rehabilitated and fit for release at this time."
Convicted felon arrested after former Washington Gov Jay Inslee granted clemency
He is facing three drug charges and his bail has been set at $100,000.
Hostage families sue Columbia campus, New York activist groups for ‘aiding and abetting’ Hamas terrorists
The suit suggests that some of the defendants had prior knowledge of the Oct. 7 attacks before they began.
Former Seattle police officer sues city for wrongful termination, retaliation over Covid vaccine mandate
“Defendants established a policy and practice where very few, if any, employees with religious exemptions would be accommodated, yet provided accommodations to employees with medical exemptions.”
NYU implements hiring freeze in advance of potential Trump admin funding cuts
NYU is also at risk of losing money from federal research grants which account for 11 percent of NYU’s total operating revenue.
WA superintendent threatens to cut funds for district that vows to tell parents about students' gender identity
Reykdal claimed “It is quite simply inaccurate to say biologically that there are only boys and only girls."
Washington teacher accused of child molestation avoids prison by agreeing to plea deal
Moore was charged with third-degree child molestation, second-degree sexual misconduct with a minor, and communication with a minor for immoral purposes.
Son-in-law of senior Hamas official in US on student visa arrested by ICE at Georgetown
Suri is married to Mapheze Ahmad Yousef Saleh, the daughter of Hamas leader Ahmed Yousef.