WASHINGTON, November 23 - The City of Bellevue renamed a stretch of NE 6th Street in honor of Officer Jordan Jackson, who died in the line of duty last year.Bellevue Police Department Officer Jordan Jackson died last year in a traffic accident. On the …
WASHINGTON, November 21 - Putting people to work in the new Washington Climate Corps Young people feel anxious about climate change. But according to Gov. Jay Inslee, "the best antidote for anxiety is action." On Friday, the governor visited …
WASHINGTON, November 16 - Gov. Jay Inslee signed an executive order Wednesday that requires state agencies to create and adopt a plain language policy. Plain language writing and design ensures information is concise, inclusive and easy to understand. …
WASHINGTON, November 1 - On Friday, Gov. Jay Inslee traveled to Yakima Valley, where he highlighted central Washington’s growing clean energy economy, new crime lab and supportive housing devleopments. The governor met with farmworkers in Toppenish who …
WASHINGTON, October 27 - Washington state representatives from business, education, and government, including Gov. Jay Inslee, will participate in a trade mission to Australia from Nov. 1 to Nov. 11. The governor’s policy agenda for the mission focuses on …
WASHINGTON, October 26 - Gov. Jay Inslee visited Anacortes Wednesday to visit a supportive housing development, meet local ferry operators, and tour a drug treatment facility. The Anacortes Family Center has built several supportive housing developments …
WASHINGTON, October 24 - On Monday, Oct. 23, Gov. Jay Inslee spoke at the dedication of the new Seattle Multimodal Terminal at Colman Dock. The seven-year construction project is now finally nearing completion. Tens of millions of ferry passengers come …
WASHINGTON, October 20 - Gov. Jay Inslee Tuesday recognized 22 state agency leaders this week at an annual awards ceremony. The Governor's Outstanding Leadership Awards celebrated accomplishments achieved during the 2022 calendar year. The program was …
WASHINGTON, October 20 - An international, multi-government agreement that commits to addressing flood risks and restoring salmon habitat in portions of British Columbia’s Fraser Valley and Washington state’s Whatcom County has been finalized. The …
WASHINGTON, October 19 - Statement from Gov. Jay Inslee regarding today’s decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) authorizing the proposed GTN Xpress pipeline expansion to move forward: “Today’s decision by FERC flies in the face of …
WASHINGTON, October 13 - Today Gov. Jay Inslee announced the appointment of Vini E. Samuel to the Grays Harbor County Superior Court. She will replace Judge David Edwards, who will retire from the bench after December 31, 2023. Currently, Samuel serves as …
WASHINGTON, October 11 - Gov. Jay Inslee visited south King County yesterday to meet local officials regarding the need to build more residential buildings near public transit, speak with residents of a drug-free recovery home about their experience in …
WASHINGTON, October 12 - Gov. Jay Inslee began Tuesday by visiting Cedar Valley Elementary School in Lynnwood, where the district essentially donated an old baseball field so housing could be built. Fifty-two new apartments will house Edmonds School …
WASHINGTON, October 4 - Gov. Jay Inslee today sent a letter to President Biden asking for a major disaster declaration and requesting federal assistance to help survivors recover from damages incurred by wildfires in Spokane County from August 18 to 25. …
WASHINGTON, September 2 - Today Gov. Jay Inslee announced the appointment of Paul M. Crisalli to the King County Superior Court. He will replace Judge Matthew Williams, who retired from the bench effective September 1, 2023. Since 2012, Crisalli has …
WASHINGTON, August 23 - Gov. Jay Inslee today named Megan Matthews director of the Washington State Office of Equity. She has served as acting director of the agency since May. Matthews has worked with the Office of Equity since April 2021 as the …
WASHINGTON, August 10 - As part of an urgent effort to serve the increasing numbers of people waiting for behavioral health services, including those in jail awaiting competency services, the Department of Social and Health Services finalized an agreement …
WASHINGTON, August 2 - Imagine if Superman could use kryptonite to his advantage. That’s something like what a startup in Moses Lake intends to do: take something evil and do good with it. In this case, carbon dioxide is the evil. It’s clouding our …
WASHINGTON, August 2 - Today the U.S. women’s national soccer team officially punched their ticket to the knockout round of the World Cup. Advancing against stiff competition, they are still in the hunt for an unprecedented third consecutive title. With …
WASHINGTON, July 21 - Gov. Jay Inslee has announced the appointment of E. Rania Rampersad to the King County Superior Court. She will replace Judge Catherine Shaffer, who retired earlier this month. Currently, Rampersad serves as a judge on the King County …
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