With nearly 2 million new neighbors on the way, we have to have a plan that serves all our needs.
While candidates discussed Medicare for All, a Senate committee advanced bills that can lower costs.
The Land and Water Conservation Fund needs full and permanent funding to serve our needs for parks.
About half of high school graduates fail each year to complete the federal financial aid form.
Enthusiasm for Snohomish PUD’s solar project offers hope for a 100 percent clean power future.
Rejecting the project does nothing to resolve a public safety problem for emergency vehicle access.
A fireworks ban could limit damage and injuries that occur too often this time of year.
An Everett review that has put a Housing Hope project on hold needs the public’s participation.
President Trump should honor the history of the aircraft and abandon his red, white and blue paint scheme.
The argument they’re already exempt is easily refuted and defies the intent of the Public Records Act.
Both have made billions selling ads linked to news stories but without paying those who produce the news.
Cases involving missing and murdered tribal women in the state have gone under-reported and unresolved.
Plans for test mining for gold and copper in British Columbia poses a threat to the Skagit River.
Western Washington forests and wildlands face an above-normal risk for wildfires this summer.
David Beyer and Gary Cohn deserve thanks for fostering education that served students and communities.
Competing proposals to develop 66 acres of Everett waterfront pit the port against private companies.
Guy Palumbo’s departure from the state Senate to lobby for Amazon should renew call for a ‘cooling off’ period.
Seattle’s $1 billion upgrade for tunnels shouldn’t come at the expense of Link’s arrival in Everett.
Everett Public Schools and Housing Hope are partnering to reduce homelessness among children.
Congress needs to allow banks in states where marijuana is legal to do business with that industry.
