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Katie Wilson, general secretary of the Transit Riders Union

Week in Review: November 15, 2024 - with Katie Wilson

Everett passes $20.24 minimum wage; Seattle debates JumpStart tax reallocation amid budget crisis; tech wages hit record high; controversy over streetcar removal proposal; King County Exec Constantine won't seek re-election; Burien City Manager criticized over PDC complaint.

Chair of Sierra Club Seattle and long-time communications and political strategist, Robert Cruickshank

Week in Review: November 8, 2024 - with Robert Cruickshank

Crystal and Robert talk about the national, state and local election results

Andrew Villeneuve, founder of the Northwest Progressive Institute

Poll Shows Mixed Outlook for Washington State Initiatives, Democratic Advantage in Statewide Races

New NPI poll shows Democrats leading most statewide races, while voters likely to reject three of four initiatives on November ballot, with a close race in Washington’s 3rd congressional district.

Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts

Shoreline Mayor Highlights City's Progress on Housing, Development, and Public Safety

In a recent interview, Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts outlined the city's approaches to housing, development, and public safety, emphasizing how the newly opened light rail stations are reshaping the community north of Seattle.

State politics reporter for Cascade PBS, Shauna Sowersby

Week in Review: October 18, 2024 - with Shauna Sowersby

New polls show mixed support for WA initiatives as ballots arrive. Democrats lead in major races. Tacoma approves rainbow crosswalk. Pierce County boosts juror pay. Investigative report exposes justice system disparities and coroner misconduct in Yakima County.

Washington State Faces Controversial Initiatives on November Ballot

Washington faces four controversial initiatives on November's ballot, backed by a California hedge fund manager. Critics say the initiatives cut taxes for big corporations and the wealthy, shifting the bill to working families and eliminating billions in funding for public schools and transportation

Seattle advocate and author of the Rondezvous newsletter, Ron Davis

Week in Review: October 11, 2024 - with Ron Davis

Public Lands candidate backs climate act repeal, new waterfront walk opens, school closures revised, police hiring bonuses increased amid budget cuts, Tacoma proposes new revenue sources, hurricanes highlight climate vulnerabilities, and ICE facility allows state inspectors.