Funding for financial aid and for public colleges must remain a top priority for state lawmakers.
Kids are learning about dinosaurs and about how government works and sometimes requires persistence.
It’s worth considering to get kids back in classrooms, but schools can work to open safely for all.
A state Senate bill would bar the open carry of firearms at demonstrations and the capitol grounds.
The measures provide no useful information to lawmakers and offer no context to inform voters.
Transportation needs must be funded, but the gas tax is dwindling as a sustainable revenue source.
Merger of its fire department with North County Fire will maintain those services affordably.
We can’t address solutions to our challenges until we accept the election of those who represent us.
To move beyond the last four years’ divisiveness, we need more discussion from varied viewpoints.
A bill has returned to allow residents, as they are in other states, to grow their own marijuana.
Unruly and unmasked passengers are a threat to flight safety and risk spreading the pandemic.
If only to allow history to record that members of Congress stood up to Trump’s assault on democracy.
With only a fraction of available doses administered, vaccination rates must quickly ramp up.
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.
