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Slog AM: City Council Keeps "Red Tape" for Affordable Housing Construction, Google Fires 28 Protesting Workers, and 'No on I-2117' Campaign Launches - Vimarsana News

Slog AM: City Council Keeps "Red Tape" for Affordable Housing Construction, Google Fires 28 Protesting Workers, and 'No on I-2117' Campaign Launches

The Stranger's morning news roundup.

Energy efficiency programs in Walla Walla draw visit from Gov. Jay Inslee - Vimarsana News

Energy efficiency programs in Walla Walla draw visit from Gov. Jay Inslee

During a visit to Walla Walla, Gov. Jay Inslee championed the Climate Commitment Act, a program to cap and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the state and the source of

Op-Ed: Washington Needs Bigger Amtrak Cascades Upgrades on a Faster Timeline - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: Washington Needs Bigger Amtrak Cascades Upgrades on a Faster Timeline

WSDOT is mulling boosting Amtrak Cascades service to 16 daily runs, but none of its options tackle the speed and reliability improvements to truly unlock the corridor's potential. A survey open through April 18 is an opportunity to push in that direction.

Bill Gates opens wallet to help save Washington carbon market - Vimarsana News

Bill Gates opens wallet to help save Washington carbon market

Washington state voters will decide in November if they want to keep the system, which critics say has contributed to higher gasoline prices.

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State slaps down utility's effort to relitigate controversial rate hike - Vimarsana News

State slaps down utility's effort to relitigate controversial rate hike

Rocky Mountain Power wanted to re-open the 2023 rate hike case to potentially add $32 million in charges to ratepayers that were denied in December.