Sound Transit CEO Rogoff likely up for $16K bonus
The Seattle Times reported Friday that Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff could be in line for a $16,000 performance bonus for 2018, on top of an 11 percent raise from his new three-year contract.
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The New York Times recently challenged its Jewish readers by featuring a provocative, but deeply misguided column titled, “The Hypocrisy of Hanukkah.”Comments -
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Driver crashes stolen car in Bellevue, flees scene, leaves behind injured passenger
After eluding Bellevue police, a driver crashed their car along 120th Avenue NE, injuring a passenger. The road was shut down for hours for investigators to look over the crash scene. -
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Renton Police recruiting private surveillance for crime-fighting partnership
The Renton Police Department is hoping to get access to thousands of private cameras installed throughout the city. It’s called the Camera Registration Program. -
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How to solve the tax gap, erase the deficit, and build a wall
During November, the federal government spent twice as much as it took in. Biggest monthly deficit on record. Which is why some are calling for more IRS auditors to get rich people to pay their fair share. -
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New earthquake bill from Sen. Cantwell 'critical to Washington state'
A bill sponsored by Sen. Maria Cantwell designed to help states prepare for and respond to earthquakes was signed into law Thursday. -
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Gee Scott: Ken Norton's important role in Seahawks' bounce-back season
As he does before each game, Seahawks insider Gee Scott breaks down three things he is hearing from players ahead of Sunday's Week 15 game against the San Francisco 49ers. -
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Dori: Jay Inslee rips off small businesses, shows hypocrisy in budget
Jay Inslee's proposed new budget with its massive tax increases will hurt small businesses, homeowners, and families who have put their own children through college. -
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Washington Rep. Reichert calls for end to congressional investigations
Republican Congressman Dave Reichert said Wednesday that it's time for Congress to stop all investigations and focus on solving the issues facing the country. -
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Gov. Inslee proposes capital gains tax, B&O tax hike, and modifying levy cap
In his most recent budget proposal, Washington Governor Jay Inslee is proposing to drop a cap on levies, allowing them to fluctuate higher and lower in local jurisdictions. -
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Caravans and shutdowns are both unpopular
Both President Trump and Democrats and Congress are making a mistake when it comes to the threat of a shutdown -- it's time for everyone to sit down and compromise. -
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Give experiences, not gifts this holiday season
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Human heart left behind on Seattle-bound flight
Southwest Airlines says a Dallas-bound flight returned to Seattle last weekend because a human heart was left onboard. -
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Gov. Inslee proposes $1.1 billion budget to aid Puget Sound orcas
Washington Governor Jay Inslee is proposing $1.1 billion in the upcoming 2019-2021 budget to aid the recovery of Puget Sound orca which population is at a historic low. -
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Zillow study: The higher the rent, the more homeless on the street
Zillow is confirming what many have said around Seattle -- the higher the rent, the more homelessness. The real estate company's recent study shows two important income thresholds. -
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Food outlets at major sports stadiums were recently ranked according to their health inspections. Check out how Seattle's Safeco and CenturyLink Fields rank.
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