Inside Politics
Here’s a tale of two United States Supreme Court decisions — one right and one wrong. Despite two clear examples of discrimination, the court ruled… Continue reading
How about some good news coming out of our record-breaking (extreme) heat wave? Luckily, we live and work in the Pacific Northwest. We are reaping… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Many Americans continue to be hesitant to get the COVID vaccine, even though President Joe Biden has been given high approval ratings for his handling… Continue reading
By District 30 State Sen. Claire Wilson
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Each one of the cities outside Seattle faces the same problems Seattle has faced when it comes to homelessness because homelessness does not recognize city… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
Letter writer misses the mark on Christian culture My letter is in response to Mary Locke’s letter, “Schools are at odds with Christian culture.” Let… Continue reading
Inside Politics
A common stereotype is that homeless people are all hooked on drugs — but sometimes a job loss, death in the family, rent increase or… Continue reading
We have work to do to increase the number of vaccinations.
Letter to the editor
Out of concerns for the Native American community (culture), the superintendent of Federal Way Public Schools has made the decision to rename Totem Middle School… Continue reading
Inside Politics
A few weeks ago, we looked at local races for King County government, along with cities, school boards and special purpose districts for 2021. Candidates… Continue reading
Commentary
Could Federal Way reshape itself into a dynamic force in the South Puget Sound by investing in the arts? The Ford Foundation recently raised a… Continue reading
Inside Politics
The violence must stop. And our elected officials have the ability to stop it.
Inside Politics
In most King County election races, the incumbent has all of the advantages, and the races are rarely competitive. But this year could be different.… Continue reading
Inside Politics
A record 646 candidates in King County cities have filed for local offices.
By Jesse Johnson, District 30 State Representative
