A King County employee who ran a youth education and anti-racism program oversaw more than $800,000 in grant payments to five family members as red flags passed unnoticed for years, according to county records. | Collector

A King County employee who ran a youth education and anti-racism program oversaw more than $800,000 in grant payments to five family members as red flags passed unnoticed for years, according to county records.

The Seattle Times

A King County employee who ran a youth education and anti-racism program oversaw more than $800,000 in grant payments to five family members as red flags passed unnoticed for years, according to county records.

A King County employee who ran a youth education and anti-racism program oversaw more than $800,000 in grant payments to five family members as red flags passed unnoticed for years, according to county records.

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