Nate Sanford is a Staff Writer at KNKX Public Radio. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and public security, with a particular focus on homelessness, law enforcement, and regional interest stories. Nate's work has been featured in notable publications such as Inlander, shows on Cascade PBS, and The Seattle Times.
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Nate Sanford’s coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in Spokane, Washington. He frequently covers announcements from the local government and developments related to legal policy. If you are reaching out to Nate, consider providing insights or commentary on local government decisions or legal matters relevant to Spokane.
Given his focus on local themes like politics, elections, homelessness, public transportation in Spokane, he would likely be receptive to pitches offering unique perspectives on these topics within the context of the city's specific challenges and policies. If you have expertise in any of these areas as they pertain specifically to Spokane or Washington state more broadly, it could be valuable for him.
Keep in mind that his geographic focus is quite narrow – mainly centered around Spokane and occasionally Washington state – so your pitch should reflect a deep understanding of this area's political landscape and ongoing debates.
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5 minutes ago Alexis Mercedes Rinck is sworn in as Seattle City Councilmember for Position 8. (Caroline Walker Evans for Cascade PBS)
By: Nate Sanford
When the newest Seattle City Councilmember, Alexis Mercedes Rinck, was on the campaign trail, the 29-year-old frequently stressed that she's a renter and a transit rider, like many other young people but unlike most politicians.
2 minutes ago The number of homeless shelter beds in Tacoma could drop significantly next summer if the city doesn't secure new state funding.
By: Nate Sanford
4 minutes ago Bellingham and Shoreline took major steps toward eliminating parking minimums for new housing construction citywide
After a statewide tenants bill failed in the Legislature, cities from Olympia to Spokane extended notice periods and implemented relocation assistance.
By: Nate Sanford
Several Washington cities implemented policies that extend notice periods for rent increases, impose limits on "junk fees" and require relocation assistance.
By: Nate Sanford
Progressive WA lawmakers reintroduce bill to cap rent increases
Through a new partnership with KNKX, Nate Sanford will cover state politics and policy with an emphasis on how it impacts people 18 to 35.
6 minutes ago A “Youth Bill of Rights” adopted by the King County Council this month doesn't require any action from elected
By: Nate Sanford
The Youth Bill of Rights was drafted over several years with input from more than 2,000 local young people ages 7 to 24 and outlines the needs of this specific demographic.
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