The Olympian (TCA) on MSN22h
With another cutoff having passed, here are some bills that WA lawmakers are still mullingA competing bill by state Sen. Jeff Holy, a Cheney Republican, would also create a $100 million law-enforcement-focused state ...
The Olympian (TCA) on MSN3d
1,000-plus rally-goers attend Latino Legislative Day at Capitol: ‘Attacked on every front’More than 1,000 participants and supporters marched to the Capitol Campus in Olympia on March 10, 2025, for Latino ...
I want you to know that my team as governor, we’re dedicated to upholding the values that make Washington state great ... marched to the Capitol Campus in Olympia on March 10, 2025, for Latino ...
House Bill 1175 would have required cities across Washington to allow cafes and stores in all residential areas, superseding ...
The Olympian (TCA) on MSN4d
Housing-supply bill that would turn existing commercial buildings into homes advancesThe Washington State Capitol in Olympia in 2023. (Ellen M ... from state energy-code requirements if they meet certain conditions. “If you take an old building and you turn it into residential housing ...
Some bills that address housing and homelessness are still alive in the Washington State Legislature, but a deadline looms ...
If passed, the bill would cap annual rent increases at 7% and bar any rent increase during a tenant’s first year.
Concerns over the future of veteran support programs extend beyond employment. Protesters also voiced fears about cuts to ...
A key deadline to pass bills has come and gone for Washington lawmakers. Here's what they say are their successes — and ...
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