A temporary infusion of state money will get the pilot program launched next month in Everett.
The Mukilteo political activist, meanwhile, is suing the state himself over Initiative 940.
There was too little time and Republicans had amendments they seemed intended to filibuster on.
Besides school funding and a property-tax cut, they enacted far-ranging progressive laws.
The 32nd District representative, first elected in 1998, has been a champion of children and education.
But there are some questions about car tabs and increasing the age to buy a semiautomatic rifle.
It was not always a civil process, but two diametrically opposed groups managed to find common ground.
Sound Transit now can levy a tax only on full parcels entirely within its taxing district.
It will be illegal in Washington to sell or own devices that make semiautomatic guns fire more rapidly.
The Snohomish representative from the 39th District has served in the Legislature since 2003.
The Senate and House disagree over whether lost revenue from a lower fee should be offset right away.
A report due in June will sort out what city, county and state officials think are the best options.
And news organizations that successfully sued have agreed to seek a stay of a judge’s disclosure order.
It should result in reduction of the cost of vehicle licenses. The bill now goes to the state House.
Among them: Highway 9 through Clearview, Highway 530 in Darrington and the new Mukilteo ferry terminal.
These proposals or accomplishments could reverberate next November. Tell us what you think.
Snohomish County Deputy Prosecutor Adam Cornell cites “the carnage that I saw” in Mukilteo.
If they settle on a fix before the legislative session ends March 8, it might affect what you owe.
They express dismay and anger at what they view as lawmakers forsaking the will of the public.
If the Senate approves, Gov. Jay Inslee is expected to sign it into law.
