The Legislature has 60 days to address some weighty issues; lawmakers need to know what your want.
A revitalized Public Disclosure Commission now needs new policy tools to aid in campaign transparency.
Forestland owners have fixed nearly all of their salmon-blocking culverts; government must do the same.
A report faults the decision not to base a carrier at Naval Station Everett as originally intended.
No, not to lose weight, but to take a larger role in your community and how it functions.
Newspapers, a 51st state, vaping, vaccines and bikinki baristas were just a few of the topics addressed.
Commentary
In a giving mood, I offer treasures for Boeing, Inslee, Eyman, Pelosi, McConnell and, of course, Trump.
The state’s high court ruled the act applies to lawmakers as it does to most all officials and agencies.
Gas tax revenue isn’t keeping up with road construction costs. A road-usage fee is a fair replacement.
The reported theft of $6.9 million from a Pierce County agency shows the value of financial audits.
Red-light and speed cameras have reduced injuries and property losses in other cities, studies show.
The former EPA chief helped focus problem-solving skills on issues in this state and Snohomish County.
Congress is requiring noise monitoring of NAS Whidbey’s Growler jets, offering a chance to renew talks.
Washington state’s farmers and manufacturers need timely ratification of the USMCA by the Senate.
Fewer hunting and fishing licenses are being sold, which means a loss of revenue to manage resources.
Last week’s vote by the Everett City Council could have benefits beyond a project serving homeless students.
But the six-month study may not gather enough data to judge the effectiveness of the cameras.
The Trump administration’s proposed rules would frustrate efforts to aid families seeking steady work.
Charitable giving is down slightly, so Giving Tuesday is a timely reminder of what we can do.
A proposal to limit where it is used could exclude it from neighborhoods where it can be a good fit.
