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Seattle Mayor Wilson’s first budget proposal adds cops, trims departments with no new taxes (opens the original)
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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson put forward her first budget proposal Tuesday, cutting or trimming many departments while adding 66 police officer positions and investments in things like food programs and public bathrooms. In a speech at the Seattle Central Library, Wilson said her administration found a way around the city’s massive budget shortfall without proposing any new taxes, and she charted a path to get city coffers back into the black for the first time since the pandemic. “As the needs in
Natural gas initiative ruled unconstitutional by Washington state Supreme Court (opens the original)
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An initiative voters passed in 2024 to keep the state from moving its energy grid away from natural gas violates Washington's Constitution, a majority of the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday. It’s a loss for Let’s Go Washington, a conservative-backed funder of a flurry of initiatives in the last few years intended to provide a check on Democrat-dominated Olympia. The group managed to get some initiatives through the legislature in 2024, but has only been able to pass this one initiative at the
Seattle’s housing construction is down. Could this proposal juice it? (opens the original)
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Seattle isn’t building enough housing. Construction is in a slump due to high costs. To combat this, Seattle City Councilmember Dionne Foster on Wednesday dropped a bill that developers hope could turn things around. But the measure could face staunch opposition, because it relies on excusing market-rate developers from paying a chunk of the fees that normally fund below-market-rate affordable housing. Mayor Katie Wilson signed onto a similar proposal last year, but stepped back when she determi
Seattle makes polyamorous and asexual people a protected class (opens the original)
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The Seattle City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to extend legal discrimination protections to people in polyamorous relationships and people who identify as pansexual and asexual. The legislation, sponsored by Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck, extends the definition of sexual orientation as written into Seattle city code from heterosexuality, bisexuality, and homosexuality to also include polyamory, pansexuality, and asexuality. The text of the legislation defines pansexuality as “experien
Sound Politics answers your Washington state ballot questions live (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever sat down to vote and realized the ballot’s a lot longer than you expected and there are measures and candidates you forgot to research, we’ve got news for you. First: This November’s ballot will be packed, with three statewide ballot measures, five state Supreme Court seats, and a whole lot of local candidates and measures on top of that. Second: We’re hosting a Voter Guide Live event to get you up to speed and take your questions. KUOW’s podcast "Sound Politics" is hosting its fi
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