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Seattle Times, 17.04.13 05:35 UTC

NBA needs more time to vote on Kings; speculation rises

The NBA confirmed Tuesday it will not vote this week when the league s Board of Governors meets in New York to discuss a sale of the Sacramento Kings to a group that would relocate the team to Seattle for the 2013-14 season.

Relocation/Finance Committee National Basketball Association Board of Governors David Stern Mike McGinn Kevin Johnson +17 more

Seattle Times, 17.04.13 03:54 UTC

Police union accuses command staff of cover-up over May Day violence

The union representing police captains and lieutenants is accusing the Seattle Police Department of a cover-up over the inept handling of last year s May Day violence, questioning the validity of a pair of reviews they say unfairly blame a union member while downplaying the disruptive role of

Assistant Police Seattle Police Department Los Angeles Police Department Seattle City Council Bruce Harrell Paul McDonagh +21 more

Seattle Times, 11.04.13 02:17 UTC

Boeing e-mail warns 787 tech staff of layoffs

Manufacturing engineers on the 787 jet program were told via e-mail Wednesday that, though they were responsible for saving the program, layoffs are imminent.

Marc Birtel Kevin Ettwein manufacturing plans The Seattle Times The Boeing Company The Seattle Times +4 more

Seattle Times, 06.04.13 23:32 UTC

Spencer Haywood misses cut for Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame

Based on an initial report by Fox Sports Florida, which quoted Haywood's former agent Al Ross, it was believed the 13-year NBA veteran was one of the 12 finalists who would be enshrined.

The Seattle Times Spencer Haywood the Times The Seattle Times TEMPER OF THE TIMES INVESTOR SERVICES, INC. Al Ross

Seattle Times, 04.04.13 04:36 UTC

Broadcasting a plea for progressive talk radio

Seattle radio listeners try to dial up some progressive talk after their favorite talk-radio station switched to sports.

Julia Chase Larisa Wanserski Phil Harrison The New York Times The New York Times Company The Seattle Times +11 more

Seattle Times, 01.04.13 23:17 UTC

Pac-12 exonerates coordinator of officiating, Ed Rush, for "bounty" offered at conference tournament

Ed Rush, the Pac-12 coordinator of men's basketball officiating, offered incentives to referees to call a technical foul on Arizona coach Sean Miller. The Pac-12 investigated the incident and says that Rush made the comments about being stricter with coaches "in jest."

Ed Rush Larry Scott Sean Miller Arizona The Seattle Times the Times +11 more

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