Unless the president can be persuaded to resign, he must be removed from office.
A GOP challenge in Congress and proposed state legislation are attempts to disenfranchise voters.
Middle-income families are less able to find affordable housing in Everett, forcing them out of town.
For yourself and others: Wear a mask, get vaccinated and support local businesses and restaurants.
A troubled search for a new police chief should not be delayed further. Hire the acting chief.
A review on the opinions of The Herald Editorial Board during 2020 and some updates.
Business leaders, including a former governor, put promises and cash down to foster racial equity.
An Everett man’s simple vote in the Electoral College stands in contrast to the actions of others.
It won’t meet every need, but Congress must pass funding to help the unemployed and small businesses.
Restricting orca excursions won’t help whales unable to find enough salmon in the Salish Sea.
Taxes on capital gains and health insurers and a fee on carbon would achieve important policy goals.
Community Transit’s Emmett Heath retires after 16 years of service to riders, county residents.
The crises present the opportunity to address both by building a green economy in the state.
State and federal authorities need to improve delivery of unemployment benefits for covid relief.
As GivingTuesday nears, consider how you can help nonprofits with the work they do in your community.
Locally owned businesses need your support to survive the pandemic. Here’s how to do so safely.
There are obstacles to higher education, but also new opportunities to increase students’ access.
Restrictions on eateries and shops are painful but can suppress the virus until a vaccine is ready.
Stepping back from a threat to fire teachers, the district paused plans to return students to schools.
The pandemic’s surge has deepened the demand and complicated efforts to serve those in need.
