The bill would require paid signature gatherers to provide names and other information to the state.
The Trump administration’s suggested changes to SNAP are intended to starve a successful program.
A bill would use tax revenue to keep seniors in their homes and lower the state’s property tax rate.
After 2020, parts will be hard to come by for the system used by the police, fire and EMS agencies.
Ballots are due today for most Snohomish County school districts and the Lake Stevens Library.
The budget’s military and domestic spending may please many, but not deficit hawks or Dreamers.
Shelters and veterinarians need to work together to help low-income families meet their pets’ needs.
If Florida warrants an exemption from oil leases, other states deserve the chance to get the same.
Settling a suit against the opioid industry demands a significant award to those who have suffered.
A temporary spike in property taxes should not keep voters from supporting school levies and bonds.
A bill drafted to stop release of state workers’ birthdates could hamper media investigations.
A new ordinance adds bureaucracy that will make timely hires difficult for department heads.
Every state relies on a vital EPA, but its work is especially clear here and throughout our state.
It would build a fourth high school, and allow a program for high-tech careers at all high schools.
Mayor Franklin’s plans for public safety, economic development and civic engagement merit support.
Like its school district levies, the library bond is a needed investment in a quickly growing city.
Bills establishing diversion centers in Everett and Spokane will aid those with opioid addictions.
As the very name implies, the Public Records Act, first adopted in 1972, applies to state lawmakers.
Ending the testing requirement for a high school diploma would be a disservice to all students.
Lost in the focus on K-12 school funding, have been the needs of community and technical colleges.
