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The former WSDOT economist said he was forced out for "refusing to violate state law and lie" about how the states cap-and-trade program affected gas prices.

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The latest news from the April 8 Blaine City Council meeting ... Open house on downtown parking The city of Blaine’s Community Development Services Department (CDS) hosted an open …

The commitment of disabled Americans to publicly funded, state-operated, and privately owned institutions dates to the eighteenth century.

In April 2023, we reported on the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit’s decision in California Restaurant Association (CRA) v. City of Berkeley striking down a Berkeley ordinance...

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Quinault Indian Nation supported on two projects, including $25M for forest purchase on reservation

OLYMPIA, Wash.- A new cap-and-trade bill aimed at aligning Washington with the emissions limits set by 2021’s Climate Commitment Act has passed the state senate.

The Washington State Department of Commerce will award over $85 million in grants to expand access to electric vehicle charging stations, including two new stations coming to Birch Bay and Point …