The proposed spending plan also spends money to fight climate change, help abortion providers and study police pursuits
It’s Day 73. Budgets are in the forecast as lawmakers enter the final month of the 2023 session
The proposed Senate capital budget contains critical seed money for the city-led project likely to get matched by the House.
It’s Day 71. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Democratic budget writers say they will be cautious but able to fund their priorities. Senate put out a capital budget Monday.
The university had $10M to spend. It tried for four years but couldn’t close deals with Everett’s housing authority or the city.
It’s Day 68. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature.
In a mixed ruling, justices upheld enforcement of fares but not the way it occurred on a Swift bus in Everett in 2018.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler wants to require insurers provide a clear explanation for premium increases.
It’s Day 66. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Michael Tolley, Charles McNulty and Jeanice Kerr Swift want the job. They’ll stand for questions at a public forum Wednesday.
It’s Day 64. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Up to 32 patients could be involuntarily committed for three to six months. Permit conditions aim to ease concerns of locals.
It’s Day 61. A deadline arrives for bills that cost money. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 legislative session
Two Snohomish County state senators sought to have Washington join Utah with the nation’s toughest standard.
Their bill outlawing the manufacture and sale of certain guns passed the state House. No Republican voted for it.
It’s Day 59. Tons of bills may die today. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
On a 26-23 vote, the Senate rewrote a set of reforms for how and when police can engage in chases.
A bill passed by the state House adds that requirement and imposes a 10-day waiting period. It now goes to the Senate.
More than 6 million pollution allowances were snapped up in a three-hour bidding window.
