The state Attorney General urges a commission to study a public health response to domestic terrorism.
More than 50 years of building jets leaves an economic and cultural legacy for the city and county.
A methadone clinic and mental health facility deserve communities’ support, not their opposition.
The public needs better transparency on taxes; not an opaque push poll that serves no purpose.
State version of ‘baby bonds’ would provide capital for low-income young adults’ economic success.
The new law may have resulted in a decrease in fatalities, but more data on its effects are needed.
His false claim, before his election, of serving on a Navy sub should keep him off a veterans committee.
Food waste tossed into landfills adds to greenhouse gases and does nothing to address hunger.
To address mass shootings, gun violence and suicides, lawmakers should pass gun safety measures.
The potential for lawmakers’ embarrassment is no reason to withhold public records from the public.
Along with basic budget work, the Legislature must address education, safety, health care and taxes.
Marysville will use a misdemeanor law to address addiction. State lawmakers should follow suit.
The board addressed issues including a classic book, a captured orca, Juneteenth, dams and salmon and more.
The newspaper will keep printing because of its subscribers and advertisers, says the Jolly Old Elf.
The state, county and health district delayed notice regarding 65 retirees’ expiring insurance.
The pandemic’s effect on learning requires a further investment to fund tutoring and support for kids.
Mayor Franklin is correct to seek further discussion regarding an ordinance that will effect union workers and residents.
The school district has taken action that includes a broader equity efforts for its students.
State lawmakers have work to do, but local hospitals and nurses can work toward solutions sooner.
A threat helped scuttle legislation to pay local newspapers for the news social media profits from.
