It’s Day 92. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Bills outlawing many semiautomatic weapons and adding restrictions on gun purchases are now on course to becoming law.
Officials canceled public meetings and won’t proceed until the Everett mayor and City Council weigh in on the plan.
It’s Day 89. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Legislation is a hard-fought compromise between hospitals and nurses. It cleared the House on a 92-6 vote.
A settlement agreement aligns dress code rules with the city’s existing lewd conduct standard, ending a six-year tussle.
A bill headed to the governor will give the county flexibility in how it spends receipts from a special affordable housing tax.
It’s Day 87. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Gov. Inslee says it gives Washington a three-year supply. The purchase comes as a federal judge may order the FDA to stop its sale.
It’s Day 85. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
The County Council will consider the challenge in May. Council member Nate Nehring, who questioned the site, has recused himself
It’s Day 82. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Gov. Jay Inslee signed legislation Thursday to add a ninth judge to the court. It’s the first expansion in a quarter-century.
The proposed budget passed on a 40-9 vote. It hikes spending for schools, child care and human services.
It’s Day 80. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
Democrats overrode Republican objections, pushing the prohibition on many semiautomatic weapons a step closer to becoming law.
House Democrats put out operating, capital and transportation spending plans. They’ll need to negotiate with Senate Democrats
It’s Day 78. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
It’s Day 75. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
The 7-2 ruling clears the way for collection of payments starting next month. The tax is expected to bring in $500 million a year.
