A federal judge has ordered Washington state to redraw legislative maps to create a majority-Latino district in the Yakima area, aligning with the 2024 elections.

Seattle reports a 24% decrease in homelessness and a 20% increase in shelter referrals since January, amidst a 7% rise in medical emergencies due to fentanyl overdoses.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee signs House Bill 2209, officially recognizing Lunar New Year as a state holiday to honor the Asian community's cultural heritage.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has proposed legislation to transform vacant commercial spaces into residential housing to address the city's housing crisis.

Seattle Fire Department's new pilot program allows paramedics to administer buprenorphine on-site to individuals experiencing opioid overdoses or withdrawals.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell starts public safety discussions with a forum at Seattle Central Library, emphasizing community engagement in the city's safety strategy.

King County Sheriff sues over Burien's new homeless camping ban, citing constitutional concerns and seeking court guidance on law enforcement obligations.

A federal judge in Washington has upheld a law that could hold gun manufacturers liable for shootings, which is part of the state's strict gun control measures.

Washington state Democrats adopt a defensive stance against GOP initiatives, disrupting their legislative achievements and setting the stage for a critical election fight.

The King County Sheriff's Office is not enforcing Burien's public camping ordinance, deviating from their contracted duties and sparking a dispute over their obligations.

The King County Sheriff's Office has decided not to enforce a new public camping ordinance in Burien, contradicting their contracted duties and sparking controversy.

Former President Trump is nearing the GOP nomination in Washington's Tuesday primary, while President Biden aims to secure the Democratic bid against minor opposition.

Washington legislators dropped a financial literacy graduation requirement from a proposed bill, impacting students' preparation for economic challenges.