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As the DOJ Shifts on Marijuana, Washington Leaders Consider a Counter-Measure
A bipartisan contingent of state officials say they are open to meeting with Jeff Sessions in the future.
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The Office of Labor Standards Sets Plan for Implementation of the Hotel Worker Law
It has been more than a year since the law was approved by voters.
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Local Politicians and Advocates Push for Immigrant Protections
Amid national immigration talks Wednesday, Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a lawsuit against Motel 6 for discriminatory policies…
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Blue Origin Expands, a Development Moratorium Ends, and PSE Says It’s Cleaning Up
Plus, Nelly’s accuser files suit.
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What’s Ahead for Washington’s New-Look Legislature
Now in full control, Democrats hope to take care of business, but moderates might muck things up.
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Ruling in Seattle Is Likely to Reunite Many Refugee Families
The U.S. District Court decision brings back a process that has helped approximately 2,500 families each year.
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Delivery Drivers File Lawsuit Against Amazon for Labor Violations
Two Washington drivers allege that Jungle Trux and Amazon failed to pay overtime or grant them breaks.
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Judge Delivers Crushing Blow to Inslee’s Clean Air Rule
It was the centerpiece of the governor’s crusade against climate change. Now it’s gone.
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LGBTQ Seniors Seek Community in Capitol Hill
Community members shared their vision of the city’s first LGBTQ-affirming senior housing project at Tuesday’s workshop.
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Bothell Gets a Big Park, Cops Muck Up a Prostitution Bust, and Santas Take on Walmart
Plus, Auburn continues to widen its web.
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Plans for New Community Village Give Filipino Seniors Renewed Hope
The city announced more than $100 million in investments for affordable housing units Monday.
Health
Train Derailment Results in Urgent Plea for Blood Donors
Emergency making huge demands on community supply.
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Homeless Service Providers Refute City’s Reason for Budget Cuts
SHARE/WHEEL testified at City Hall that they had successfully transitioned clients into permanent housing.
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Before Warren Moon, a History of Sexual Assault Allegations in Seattle Football
Following a report of misconduct, the Seahawks anouncer asked to be pulled off the air earlier this month.
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Error With Recording Device Leads to Dismissal of 61 Cases From Prostitution Bust
One defendant’s attorney discovered the oversight.
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After the City’s Oldest Grocery Store Closes, Customers Look Elsewhere for Food and Community
Georgetown’s Carleton Avenue Grocery closed on October 31, leaving the neighborhood with a deeper dearth of food options.
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Police Found Gold Bars and Guns During Massive Marijuana Grow-Op Bust
They searched 10 King County locations during the investigation late last month. Sixty have been arrested so far.
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Counties Fed Up With Unfunded Mandates May Sue the State
For example, no money has been provided to install, maintain and clear out required ballot boxes.
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Homelessness Prevention Program Keeps 3,000 Housed
The initiative, which is funded by the Best Starts for Kids levy, is helping stabilize families at risk…
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A Beloved Eatery Closes, Whole Foods Is Ordered to Open, and a Mother Boycotts an Inquest.
Plus, the latest on the Black Diamond City Council recall attempt.