The Washington State Legislature has already tackled a variety of issues in 2019. But when it comes to what should be prioritized, state Senator Hans Zeiger points toward one, prevalent issue: Mental health.
Brexit is complicated. What else is complicated? Relationships and break ups. Perhaps that's how best to understand the mess the UK is currently in with the European Union.
We’ve reached peak absurdity when Seattle King County Public Health officials are actually teaching addicts how to be better drug users. It’s a sign that the city, county and even state has given up on the opioid epidemic.
A proposal to house the homeless in vacant jail cells from Pierce County Councilmember Pam Roach has irked the county sheriff. She stopped by The Jason Rantz Show to clarify.
A federal judge in New York threw bureaucratic plans into turmoil when he blocked the Trump administration's decision to add a simple and appropriate question to the census for 2020.
Kent just got a new Dick's Drive-in last December. Now Sound Transit may threaten the new location with eminent domain, taking the property over for light rail operations.
In December, 2018, the non-partisan Pew Research Service finished a major study of foreign-born Americans that provides useful background for today's immigration debates.
A bill to keep the state of Washington in Daylight Saving Time year-round has been introduced in the state Legislature, and its sponsors remain optimistic about it potentially passing.
Christian Bale won a recent Golden Globe award for Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical for playing Dick Cheney in "Vice," and on claiming his prize he said, "Thank you, Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role."
It hasn’t even been a full week, but campers seem to be returning to a previously-cleared homeless encampment in north Seattle, shortly after it was cleaned and campers were offered services.
Seattle City Council candidate Ari Hoffman tells Saul Spady what makes his campaign and approach to the council different than his opposition and the current council.
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant faces an ethics complaint after it was reportedly discovered that she has let an outside political body have control of hiring and firing in her office.
A recent news article mistakenly reported incorrect information about Seattle homeless policies. Now, local activists are spreading a homelessness conspiracy theory based on this false information.
State Senator Tim Sheldon sees that Seattle is aiming to start congestion pricing and has crafted a bill to prevent the city, and others, from implementing such tolls.
A Lynnwood gun store owner says she has already found a loophole in the recently passed I-1639 gun control law that restricts the sale of semi-automatic assault weapons to people over the age of 21.
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant has ceded her power to a small political activist group, Socialist Alternative. That group picks Sawant's votes and policy, even her staff -- not Sawant.
