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Despite WA codifying abortion access, federal prohibition ‘threat’ emerges, Gov. Inslee says

With the U.S. Supreme Court poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, Gov. Jay Inslee is concerned that an emerging tide of GOP strategy to outlaw...

Fraud investigation prompts overhaul of Tacoma Police Department’s payroll system

The Office of the Washington State Auditor has identified payroll discrepancies in the Tacoma Police Department and recommends that the City of Tacoma seek financial...

‘Encampments pose public safety issues:’ progressive Seattle councilmember changes tune

Councilmember Andrew Lewis, the council’s committee chair for homelessness, insists that homeless encampments are dangerous, a sentiment that many Seattleites share— it well might have...

‘We are deeply concerned,’ says WA nursing union of felony charges against RN for medication error

A registered nurse (RN) has been charged with criminally negligent homicide and impaired adult abuse for accidentally administering an incorrect medication to a patient that...

‘Long-term’ app-based delivery driver guaranteed wage push gains momentum in Seattle

A coalition of app-based delivery drivers is pushing the Seattle City Council to adopt city-wide labor standards and minimum wage thresholds for their industry. The...

As WA changes racially derogatory place names, alternatives risk ‘erasing women, history of land’

Under a directive announced by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington state is set to rename 18 geographic location names that have been deemed...

CM Pedersen ‘disappointed’ in mayoral decision to ‘kick the can’ of city-wide bridge repair

While eyes linger on the West Seattle Bridge project, Councilmember Alex Pedersen is “disappointed” that other city bridge renovation projects are getting overlooked. West Seattle...

‘We’re pretty disappointed by this,’ says cycling nonprofit of decision to restrict bikes at Green Lake

Seattle Parks and Recreation has closed the inner loop trail at Green Lake Park to bicycles, tricycles, rollerblades, and scooters. Foot and vehicle traffic in...

More ‘treatment options available at the felony level,’ city attorney says of repeat offenders

A focal point of the Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison’s recently announced High Utilizer Initiative will be an attempt to merge repeat offenders’ misdemeanor charges...

‘We’re so far behind on this’: Seattle council looks to catch up on affordable housing data

Seattle City Councilmember Alex Pedersen recounted a conversation he had with a former “director of a city government department that relies on housing data” on...

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