A religious concert set for Aug. 30 will be held at Gas Works Park in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood after city officials ...

The city says it must approve the Aug. 30 event under First Amendment protections, while SPD plans to monitor for safety.

A conservative Christian concert series agreed to move its event 5 miles north to Gas Works Park rather than Capitol Hill's Cal Anderson Park.

While the neighborhood braces for some most unwanted visitors at Cal Anderson later this month, this coming weekend will bring a more soul nourishing event to the popular Capitol Hill park.

The colorful artwork in Seattle's Cal Anderson Park has inspired a fervent, almost religious devotion. It's also tested the ...

SEATTLE - The homeless campers and the protestors are now gone. Accompanied by police, crews spent hours clearing out the remaining trash and debris at Cal Anderson Park. Binyam Wolde is owner of ...

Cal Anderson Park, near the CHOP in Seattle, was called Lincoln Park, Broadway Playfield and Bobby Morris Playfield before getting its current name in 2003; this image of what was then called ...

SEATTLE -- On a day that Seattle crews had been scheduled to remove a sprawling homeless encampment that has taken root at Cal Anderson Park, officials announced that they had postponed the clean ...

The warning notices went up around Cal Anderson Park last Monday: A sweep was coming. When word got out, hundreds of protesters descended on the park. Before the pandemic, sweeps were part of ...

I was never fortunate enough to meet Cal Anderson, the man for whom the park is named, but stories of his career surround Capitol Hill, Seattle, and Washington. With just a few hours left before ...

Cal Anderson Park is closed. The park has been closed, technically, for months. That hasn't stopped most residents from spending time in the park. Even four days after the Seattle Police ...

News Pacific NW Body cam footage captures Seattle officers directing homeless person to Cal Anderson Park for services Jan. 19, 2021 Updated Tue., Jan. 19, 2021 at 4:47 p.m.