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More Than 1,100 Seattle Buildings Still in Need of Earthquake Retrofits as City Marks 60 Years Since Devastating 1965 Quake
As Seattle commemorates the 60th anniversary of the 1965 magnitude 6.7 earthquake that shook Western Washington, concerns about the city’s...
Read moreDetailsThousands of Washington State Employees Miss Out on Scheduled Pay Increases Due to Missed Bargaining Deadline
Roughly 5,300 Washington state and community college workers will not receive a scheduled 3% pay raise this July, after their...
Read moreDetailsSeattle Family Increases Reward to $21,000 for Information on Fatal Hit-and-Run in Columbia City
A grieving Seattle family has raised the reward for information leading to the arrest of a hit-and-run suspect who fatally...
Read moreDetailsSeattle Officials Express Optimism About Rebuilding Police Force by 2025
Seattle’s Mayor Bruce Harrell and Police Chief Adrian Diaz are expressing confidence in the city’s efforts to rebuild its police...
Read moreDetailsPassenger Removed After Comment Delays Seattle–Redmond Flight
An Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle–Tacoma International Airport to Redmond Municipal Airport was delayed by 1 hour and 20 minutes...
Read moreDetailsSeattle Homeowners Sue Over Lewd Activity at Denny Blaine Park
A coalition of homeowners filed suit Wednesday in King County Superior Court, alleging that city officials have allowed Denny Blaine Park...
Read moreDetailsSeattle Firms Seek Permanent Injunction Against Trump’s Executive Orders
Two prominent law firms—Perkins Coie and WilmerHale—will ask federal judges this week to permanently block President Trump’s executive orders that suspended...
Read moreDetailsWashington Enacts Law Shielding Medical Debt from Credit Reports
Washington state will prohibit medical debt from appearing on individual credit reports under a law signed Tuesday. Senate Bill 5480,...
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Washington Lawmakers Propose First Gas Tax Hike Since 2016 in New Transportation Deal
Washington state drivers could see a 6-cent increase in the gas tax starting July 1 under a proposed transportation funding...
Read moreDetailsTrial Passenger-Only Ferry Service Launches Between Anacortes and San Juan Islands
A new walk-on ferry service connecting Anacortes and the San Juan Islands has launched on a 10-week trial basis, offering...
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