Mayor Bruce Harrell introduces legislation to combat rising vacant building violations

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell introduced legislation that he said would help to clean up blighted structures across the city.

This photo shows a Seattle derelict building. Mayor Bruce Harrell recently introduced proposed legislation that he said would help to clean up blighted structures across the city.

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