The 21st district Democrats, each seeking a sixth term, are practiced and effective lawmakers.
In his first term, he successfully sponsored legislation that serves his district and the state.
The increase to $2.19 per $1,000 of assessed value brings it closer to par with other cities in the county.
The three-term Democrat leads policy on domestic violence, addiction and law enforcement issues.
Officials must consider all concerns, but religious unease shouldn’t take precedence over LGBTQ+ rights.
The company seeks to assure its rededication to quality, but recent news is getting in the way.
The majority defies common sense and ignores potential violence to rule against a regulatory agency.
The work of fathers could be aided by a state commission focused on the issues of boys and men.
Everett is placing four stalls downtown that should be accessible but less prone to problems.
The art center is more art studio than museum, supporting artists and fostering creativity in kids.
With grants awarded to local school districts, a study puts a dollar figure on health, climate savings.
A writer compares them to mangrove trees, filtering toxins and providing support to their neighbors.
With FAA reauthorization, Congress proves it’s capable of legislating and not just throwing shade.
Including “taxing district” on ballot issue to expand the Port of Everett’s boundaries is prejudicial.
Two county officials’ efforts to improve political discourse skills are expanding to youths and adults.
A GOP activist paid the filing fee for two gubernatorial candidates who share the attorney general’s name.
States, including Washington, have used those benefits, rather than hold them until adulthood.
Congress has a little additional time to make sure Social Security is solvent. It shouldn’t waste it.
The Biden administration and the Senate offer sensible proposals to better address marijuana use.
A new plan for treating radioactive wastes offers a quicker path, but some groups have questions.
