Seattle area
Coverage of Seattle area in the Nexus archive.
- Google lays off 52 Seattle-area employees
Google laid off 52 employees in the Seattle area since last month. The company has not indicated these layoffs are part of broader cuts.
- Court: Trump’s immigrant mass detention policy contradicts 30 years of precedent
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Trump administration’s policy of denying bond hearings to most unauthorized immigrants in U.S. detention violates over 30 years of precedent treating interior detainees differently from border apprehensions. The court found the administration’s blanket detention approach fills centers and clogs courts, with Judge Daniel Bress noting consistent government practice of granting bond hearings to interior detainees.
- ICE looks into facility for at least 700 detainees in South Florida, records show
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is seeking a 'turnkey' detention facility in South Florida to house at least 700 detainees near its Miami Field Office in Plantation. The July 10 request included housing, transportation, health, guard, and food services for male and female detainees with low, medium, and preferred high custody levels. Additional detention beds are required in Philadelphia, Seattle, and Denver.
- How do you afford rising costs of living in Seattle area?
The article discusses challenges in affording rising living costs in the Seattle area and asks readers if they have adjusted spending or earning methods to cope with inflation.
- Seattle weather: Rainstorm, possible lightning, then heat in the 80s
The Seattle area may experience a mix of rain, thunderstorms, and high temperatures exceeding 80 degrees by the weekend.
- Have you traveled to past World Cups? Tell us about it
The article seeks individuals in the Seattle area who have attended past World Cups to share their experiences. It invites readers to provide personal accounts related to previous editions of the event.
- Maybe the light rail system we’ve got is good enough
The Seattle area's light rail system is progressing, but there is a debate over whether to continue expanding it. The article questions when to conclude that the current system is sufficient and halt further development.