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
Democrat House hopeful proud of 'brave' son convicted over Spokane, WA anti-ICE riot
"This trial has proven to me MORE THAN ANYTHING how deep your commitments go and the extent of your bravery; which can only be matched by the profound pride I have in you as your father.”
Blackstone to sell iconic Seattle skyscraper at 54% loss as jobs, businesses flee
Seattle's office vacancy rate reached 33.3 percent in the first quarter of 2026, significantly higher than the national average of 20.2 percent.
Spencer Pratt blasts Karen Bass after LA's Skid Row livestream shows homeless person dying on camera
“Wow. Somebody just died on Karen's livestream. LAPD is setting up a white tent to cover the body. This isn't a reality show, it's a horror film."
Washington state man convicted of 17 felonies for armed robberies of weed stores, banks
Shannon Hartfield frequently used juveniles to carry out the crimes.
Dual Iranian-Iraqi national charged by DOJ in connection to 18 terror attacks, plots across US, Europe
Al-Saadi allegedly explored attacks against a synagogue in New York and, in April 2026, attempted to locate an individual inside the United States who could carry out violent acts on his behalf.
Killer sentenced to 54 years in prison after violent stabbing murders committed just 2 days after previous jail release in Seattle
Prosecutors noted that Williams' record also included convictions for drug offenses, petty theft, trespassing, providing false identification, driving without a license, property destruction, and multiple assault-related offenses.
NYC man hired by Iran to murder human rights activist Masih Alinejad sentenced to 10 years in prison
Jonathan Loadholt was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in an Iranian-directed plot to stalk and murder journalist and human rights activist Masih Alinejad on US soil.
DOJ charges 2 women of Somali ancestry with $21 MILLION Minnesota autism fraud scheme, sending taxpayer funds to Kenya
"Their Medicaid fraud scheme started during the COVID pandemic and lasted for four years."
DOJ accuses UCLA of allowing activists to assault Jewish students, block them from campus during pro-Palestinian protests
Federal officials say masked demonstrators physically attacked Jewish and Israeli students outside Royce Hall, accusing protesters of using sticks, pepper spray, and physical force against students attempting to access campus facilities.
Meta layoffs hit Seattle with 1,400 jobs lost as fears mount over city's corporate climate
Meta moved forward with plans to eliminate roughly 8,000 employees globally, about 10 percent of its workforce, while reorganizing around AI initiatives.
Texas Dem who said she's 'against Zionist Jews,' called to 'put them into a prison,' loses House runoff
“I’m against Zionist Jews,” Galindo said.
Spencer Pratt says homeless addicts will leave LA for Seattle if city ends permissive policies
"They’re not homeless, they’re drug addicts. Most of these people are addicted to fentanyl and meth.”
Billionaire California candidate for governor Tom Steyer backs men in women's high school sports, says they are 'under threat of death'
"There are more important things than whether you start on your high school basketball team, and that is standing up for people who are under threat of death."
Seattle residents set up barriers to block drug violence, prostitution from spilling into neighborhood
Bullets tore through a Greenwood home passing dangerously close to a window where a six-week-old baby boy was asleep in a bassinet.
Washington drug dealer played key role in national fentanyl operation: feds
Treyvon Mitchell, 33, was identified by prosecutors as a key player in a family-led drug conspiracy connected to the 44 Holly Crips street gang.
