News & Views
The urbanist’s guide to bills to write home (or your legislators) about
Our Washington state Senators and Representatives are now proposing and debating bills. Land use, housing and transportation bills could have tangible effects on housing affordability or livability in Spokane County.
Spokane voices support for Washington’s sanctuary law in most crowded meeting in years
The Spokane City Council voted 5-2 Monday to symbolically commit the city to enforcing the statewide Keep Washington Working Act, which restricts local law enforcement from supporting the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
A Word to Remember: FIGHT
FOCUS on one thing
INTENTIONAL actions
GATHER with others
HOPE right where you are
TRAIN others or learn
Stay engaged: Spokane County needs you
Republicans are working to wear people down. Don’t let them succeed. Yes, the fight ahead will bring challenges, but this is exactly why we’ve built coalitions here in Spokane County, and leaders and individuals are taking action.
Washington state leaders planning for action
Leaders like Governor Bob Ferguson and Attorney General Nick Brown are already preparing to defend our values.
NewsGuard rates news sites’ credibility. The right wants it stopped.
NewsGuard, which prizes its nonpartisan criteria, has become a prime target of the GOP’s battle against disinformation watchdogs.
New Spokane-area legislators excited for first day of session as work begins
For the new Washington State legislative session in Olympia, new legislators including Democrats Natasha Hill and Marcus Riccelli, speak about their plans.
Elector Larry Ludwig speaks at the 2024 Washington State Electoral College
Larry Ludwig , Elector for the 5th Congressional District, presents at the 2024 WA State Electoral College.
Washington Secretary of State certifies 2024 election results
Gov. Jay Inslee and Secretary of State Steve Hobbs sign documents on Dec. 4, 2024