Can the new guy bring stability to a department that has had four leaders in the last two years?
With the state unable to fill vacancies due to low salaries, lawmakers hope the move will attract and retain talent.
Overtime begins today and there is a lot on the docket.
But when in doubt, just blame Sound Transit.
The reports were intended to call out those who denied requests to detain individuals without a warrant.
Diminished revenue would result in cuts to commuter rail and parking structures.
At least one Republican representative thinks it could bear fruit.
Senate Republicans want to see the House commit to its $3 billion tax increase.
We may get a look at their strategy at today’s board meeting.
Sen. Dino Rossi seems to be setting the stage next fall’s special election.
Lawmakers from both parties want the transit agency to change the way it calculates taxes for ST3. But it’s unclear whether it can do so.
The three electors are each facing a $1,000 fine for not supporting Hillary Clinton.
AG Ferguson, 2-0 against Trump, goes 0-2 in the House Judiciary Committee
Carbon polluters, investors, or people living in ritzy neighborhoods?
While some see attending as an act of respect, others consider it a show of support for Trump.
Less than a week into the session, lawmakers have already set themselves up for overtime.
15 month, $1.59 million, no hard conclusions.
Nationally few things were predictable. Locally, few things weren’t.
Progressives want Tina Podlodowski, not Jaxon Ravens, to lead the state party.
