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I'm not against programs to help people who can't afford normal housing. However, that's not the specific, hugely obvious problem in Seattle.

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Maybe there’s more than one problem worth addressing in Seattle?

Almost certainly, and they almost certainly need very different solutions.

Agreed, there are many problems worth solving in Seattle, but some are more clearly urgent public health problems than others.

The world's largest drill keeps getting stuck in the cars buried beneath the city.

Northwest Harvest's food bank lost their lease on Cherry Street, but there's still a soup kitchen under the overpass, supporting the unofficial Cherry Street Tent City.

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