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STANDING UP FOR JUSTICE
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As we bear witness to painful injustice, peaceful protest and civil unrest, we must take a stand. Read more...
The Seattle Times wins 11th Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting
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The Seattle Times won a 2020 Pulitzer Prize today for National Reporting. The prize, announced via live stream, is the news organization’s 11th Pulitzer and third win in the National Reporting category. The Seattle Times received the award for yearlong coverage that exposed design flaws in Boeing’s 737 Max, reported by Dominic Gates, Steve Miletich, Mike Baker and Lewis Kamb. The Seattle Times was the first to reveal how Boeing misinformed the Federal Aviation Administration and airlines about key features of the plane’s automated flight control system. Read the coverage at st.news/737Max. Read more...
Seattle Times Sharon Chan to leave for New York Times, Seattle Times names Kati Erwert senior vice president
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Vice President of Innovation, Product and Development Sharon Pian Chan announced today she is leaving The Seattle Times to join The New York Times. The Seattle Times will reorganize, adding product responsibility to Kati Erwert VP of Marketing and Public Service who is also being promoted to Senior VP. Business Intelligence, formerly under Chan, has been assigned to Senior Director of Audience Curtis Huber. Development for community funding of public service journalism will become a stand-alone function reporting to the Publisher. A search for a VP of Development is underway. Read more...
The Seattle Times launches Investigative Journalism Fund to support local journalism that holds power accountable and drives change
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The Seattle Times will launch The Seattle Times Investigative Journalism Fund, an initiative with Seattle Foundation, on April 11, 2019, to support investigative journalism that holds power accountable and drives change. The fund seeks community funders and personal champions of the free press to ensure the future of local investigative journalism and protect and expand the ambitious, rigorously reported work that is critical to a healthy democracy. Read more...
Sharon Pian Chan named one of Digiday magazine’s Changemakers
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The Seattle Times is pleased to announce that our Vice President of Innovation, Product and Development, Sharon Pian Chan, has been recognized by Digiday magazine as one of 50 Changemakers in media and marketing. Read more...
Kristi Waite named Director of Development for Public Service Journalism
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The Seattle Times has announced the promotion of Kristi Waite to Director of Development for Public Service Journalism. Read more...
The Seattle Times received a top Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) Champion Award from the Seattle Department of Transportation and Commute Seattle
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The Seattle Times was recognized as a Platinum Company for achieving the lowest drive-alone rate of any large company in the South Lake Union neighborhood. Read more...
Rubin Institute for Music Criticism to fund classical music journalism position at The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times has announced a partnership with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music to fund some coverage of classical music. Read more...
Seattle Times Publisher Frank Blethen receives Vision from the Mountaintop Award (VFTMA)
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At the sixth annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Prayer Breakfast, Seattle Times Publisher Frank Blethen received a Vision from the Mountaintop Award presented to a business leader. Read more...
Alan Fisco named president of The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times today announced the promotion of Alan Fisco to President of The Seattle Times effective January, 2018. Fisco had previously served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for The Times since February, 2016. Read more...
On August 10, 1896, Colonel Alden J. Blethen publishes the first edition of The Seattle Daily Times.
C.B. Blethen is promoted from news editor to managing editor. He will later serve as publisher of The Seattle Times for 26 years, from 1915 to 1941.
The Seattle Times moves from its Second Avenue and Union plant to the Times Square Building on Olive Way, realizing Alden Blethen’s dream of a modern “model newspaper office.”
Construction begins on the 1120 John Street Building, which would remain The Seattle Times headquarters until 2012.
The Seattle Times wins its first Pulitzer Prize, journalism’s highest honor, for a National Reporting series on the clearing of Communist charges against UW Professor Melvin Rader, who was accused of attending a secret Communist school.
The Seattle Times launches the Fund For The Needy, raising money for local agencies that serve critical needs in our community. To date, the Fund For The Needy has raised more than $16.3 million, 100 percent of which goes directly to local agencies to help those in need.
A fourth-generation member of the Blethen family, Frank A. Blethen, becomes Publisher and Chief Executive Officer of The Seattle Times. Blethen joined the family business full-time in 1968.
The Seattle Times makes Working Mother magazine’s “Top 100 Companies for Women” list for the first of nine consecutive years, for offering subsidized childcare, flexible schedules and an onsite lactation room.
Construction is completed on The Seattle Times’ North Creek production plant, a $200 million state-of-the-art printing facility.
The Seattle Times launches its first website with news and classifieds, beginning the transformation of newspaper to news media company.
The Seattle Times wins two Pulitzer Prizes in a single year, becoming one of only two regional newspapers to ever achieve this distinction.
Good morning, Seattle! After 104 years as an afternoon newspaper, The Seattle Times becomes a morning newspaper on March 6, 2000.
The Seattle Times debuts optimized smartphone and tablet apps to deliver Seattle Times content on the go. The Seattle Times also wins its 9th Pulitzer Prize that same year, for Investigative Journalism.
Established as a news media company and the Northwest’s comprehensive news source, The Seattle Times continues to provide clarity above the clutter, delivering Northwest news that matters where, when and how readers want it.