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Grasping for greater name recognition among voters and to cement his place as the moderate alternative in the governor’s contest, Washington state Sen. Mark Mullet is taking swings at fellow Democrat and presumed frontrunner, Attorney General Bob Ferguson. In his first television ad, Mullet jabs Ferguson for his calling in 2021 for the elimination of […] The post Heating up: Mullet goes after Ferguson for once backing drug decriminalization appeared first on Washington State Standard.

Black Lives Matter Sacramento sued by Texas real estate investor over Facebook post The lawsuit by Karra Crowley and her husband, Christopher, is seeking the removal of the Facebook post, $75K in damages, punitive damages, and court costs. Author: Matthew Nuttle Updated: 3:27 PM PDT May 3, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Texas real estate investor has filed a civil lawsuit against Black Lives Matter – Sacramento and its founder Tanya Faison after the group posted to Facebook claiming the real estate investor sent them racist, hate-filled emails. The lawsuit by ...

Karra Crowley, a real estate agent, says someone sent the emails to the Sacramento chapter of Black Lives Matter to harm her business.

Black Lives Matter Sacramento sued by Texas real estate investor over Facebook post Matthew Nuttle, Eric Escalante Replay Video UP NEXT A Texas real estate investor has filed a civil lawsuit against Black Lives Matter – Sacramento and its founder Tanya Faison after the group posted to Facebook claiming the real estate investor sent them racist, hate-filled emails. The lawsuit by Karra Crowley and her husband, Christopher, is seeking the removal of all related publications, posts and shares, from BLM – Sacramento, and “anywhere else they may appear,” as well as $75,000...

Feb 24, 2021 Photo courtesy of Rowley Properties SPONSOR As companies around the world rethink the future of physical office space, REI Co-op is moving forward with its plan to reimagine the future of work at the co-op. REI announced last September that it had sold its newly completed corporate campus in Bellevue, Washington, with plans to shift to a more distributed work model. Today, the co-op announced that it has both identified the first of its future satellite offices in Issaquah, Washington, and will test a model that allows employees to work up to five days a week from home. “We be...