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State Sen. Tim Sheldon, longest-serving lawmaker, retiring from Legislature - Vimarsana News

State Sen. Tim Sheldon, longest-serving lawmaker, retiring from Legislature

Sheldon, who first came to Olympia in 1990, was praised for his independent streak.

Legislature sends funding to Kitsap-area projects - Vimarsana News

Legislature sends funding to Kitsap-area projects

Money was approved to begin a Gorst fix, modernize West Sound Technical Skills Center, make pedestrian improvements on the Warren Avenue Bridge and more

Slog PM: Legislature Closes Up Shop, Cherry Blossoms Peak Next Week, Ukraine Still Going Through Hell - Vimarsana News

Slog PM: Legislature Closes Up Shop, Cherry Blossoms Peak Next Week, Ukraine Still Going Through Hell

The Washington State Legislature is closing up shop today: Democrats in the Legislature expect to wrap up work between 7 and 8 pm, which will mark the fifth year in a row that lawmakers turned in their work on time — the last time that happened was 1899. Right now the House is at east until 7 pm. The Senate's now heading to the floor to vote on bills that would give businesses a B&O...

Washington state Sen. Tim Sheldon, Rep. Jesse Johnson won't return to Legislature - Vimarsana News

Washington state Sen. Tim Sheldon, Rep. Jesse Johnson won't return to Legislature

Mar. 10—OLYMPIA — A pair of key Washington lawmakers, one from a new generation and one from the old guard, won't run for reelection this year.

Cap-and-trade bill clears committee despite business concerns - Vimarsana News

Cap-and-trade bill clears committee despite business concerns

A bill to create a cap-and-trade program in Washington state cleared the Senate Environment, Energy & Technology Committee on Feb. 25.