Money in Seattle news on Saturday, October 17, 2026
In Money in Seattle on Saturday, October 17, 2026: Budget cuts threaten Seattle services, police hiring. Also: Pam's Kitchen closes due to rising costs, owner says expenses are unsustainable; Councilmembers question mayor's police hiring plan amid 911 response concerns.
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- Councilmembers question mayor's police hiring plan amid 911 response concerns.KING5.com
- Mayor Wilson's budget raises tax on every paid parking stall in Seattle.Seattle Red
- King County homeless agency faces $17 million shortfall over grant fees.The Center Square
- 2027 budget proposes more police funding, less fire department funding.KIRO 7 News Seattle
- Washington ranks second most expensive state for dining and entertainment costs.NewsRadio 560 KPQ
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