As in other states, demand for intensive health care due to COVID-19 is expected to peak later in April.
The governor said Wednesday that the state must become self-reliant in the fight against COVID-19.
“Thousands of calls” from residents concerned about businesses and people not following restrictions.
Jay Inslee on Monday took an aggressive new step to curb social interactions as coronavirus deaths rise.
At a news conference, the governor warned businesses and individuals to get with the program.
The governor announced the order, with some exceptions, as well as millions in grants for businesses.
Majority Democrats realize contentious representative is staying
There’s a wide range of subjects they hope to address when the 2020 session begins next month.
But fewer people had personal information compromised from cyberattacks in 2019 compared to 2018.
They claim I-976 is unconstitutionally broad. Tim Eyman calls the litigation a “slap in the face” of voters.
Judge says Citizen Solutions hid source of money steered to Eyman for his personal and political use
Lawmakers told that lack of maintenance funds has transportation system ‘in a glide path to failure.’
Richard Sanders is first demanding that Eyman give the court unfettered access to his bank accounts.
As backers of I-1000 gear up, a legal spat involving others is casting a shadow on their efforts.
Another group has proposed a low-interest loan program, to help women- and minority-owned startups.
Citizen Solutions wants $1.1 million it says it’s owed by backers of the affirmative action law.
The governor skipped a meeting about tax breaks he said Boeing squeezed out of the state.
Inslee knew vetoing a single sentence was unusual. A court may be asked to decide if it was legal.
He tells supporters he wants to ensure Washington remains a “progressive beacon” for the nation.
And a new law allowing folks to register and vote on Election Day didn’t get a ton of takers.
