Last Monday’s traffic debacle is another opportunity to discuss whether Seattle’s making the right decisions about traffic.
Washington parents should start thinking about the potential consequences if the Legislature doesn’t reach a deal on school funding reform.
Beginning on Aug. 13, 2015, a frustrated Washington Supreme Court began fining the state $100,000 a day for failing to fully fund basic education. Since...
If Sound Transit doesn’t fix its unreasonable system of calculating vehicle taxes, the Legislature should step in.
The State Need Grant for low-income college students doesn’t need a GPA threshold, it needs to be expanded.
Washington needs a new Voting Rights Act to help all voices be heard in local elections.
As they develop a historic education-funding solution, Washington lawmakers should be providing more opportunity, not less, for public input.
The Trump administration’s hint of “greater enforcement” against marijuana legalization is a loser of a policy idea.
Local elected officials are taking turns bashing the President Donald Trump piñata, but they have their own messes to clean up.
Pressing pause on Sound Transit negotiations was needed for Mercer Island to preserve access and mobility for its residents.
