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Jason Rantz focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on crime and legal policy regulation. Based on his coverage attributes, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide expert commentary or opinion editorial content related to evolving stories in Seattle's political landscape and its impact on the community.
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Bellevue's Jared Nieuwenhuis tells Jason Rantz that Seattle's JumpStart payroll tax pushed jobs east while Mayor Wilson still calls the tax a success.You said: now write an article focused on the income tax concerns
By: Jason Rantz
GOP candidate Katy Cornell says post-Blake drug laws let offenders skip treatment while parents bury their kids. Her fix makes treatment mandatory.
The Seattle Times turned a World Cup celebration into a Trump grievance session. Verified X users and even an Aussie fan dragged the paper for it.
Seattle-Tacoma International is one of six U.S. airports testing Global Entry camera tech that clears flyers as they walk, rolled out under Trump's CBP.
Three Amazon employees who pushed Seattle to pause data centers say HR interrogated them. Amazon says it was enforcing the same policy it applies to everyone.
Congressional candidate James Etzkorn (Dist 1) exposes how career politicians routinely divert voter-approved tax revenue away from the advertised purpose.
A viral Seattle food blogger who avoids politics says the small-business owners he visits keep describing the same struggle, and it traces to downtown safety.
Servers struck Renee Erickson's Walrus and the Carpenter over a 22% service fee. The Seattle Times skipped the why, so Reddit filled it in.
Washington's health department is warning World Cup tourists that its legal marijuana is stronger than they expect, as hospitals report more ER visits.
Washington's self-insurance fund is $1.7 billion in the red as lawsuit payouts from the state's child-welfare failures outpace record Democrat tax hikes.
