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Proposed building moratorium on development in Latah Valley

Proposed building moratorium on development in Latah Valley
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Spokane landlords soon required to give four to six months notice for rent increases

SPOKANE, Wash. Starting in June, Spokane landlords will be required to give six months notice for rent increases above three percent.

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Spokane receives $1 million to combat opioid crisis

SPOKANE, Wash. Spokane s Fire Department will receive $1 million dollars as part of a larger allocation to help combat the city s opioid crisis.

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Spokane landlords may soon be required to give six months notice when increasing rent

SPOKANE, Wash. A new city ordinance requiring landlords to give renters a minimum of 180 days notice when increasing rent was introduced on Monday.

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Spokane Councilmember Paul Dillon asks Governor Inslee to declare a state of emergency

SPOKANE, Wash. In the city s ongoing debate around the drug overdose crisis, Spokane City Councilmember Paul Dillon has asked the Governor s Office to declare a state of emergency.

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