Nate Sanford is a staff writer for the Inlander, a local news outlet in Spokane, Washington. With a focus on local news and politics, Nate covers a range of topics including elections, city government, social issues, and community events. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the issues that matter most to the people of Spokane.
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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.
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By: Eliza Billingham, Nate Sanford
In February, U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers surprised nearly everyone by announcing her retirement. For the first time in 20 years, she would not run to represent Washington's 5th Congressional District. With a newly open seat, the race was on.
By: Nate Sanford
Erick Doxey photo Some funds from the proposed community safety sales tax would go toward replacing old fire engines.
By: Nate Sanford
Two newcomers to elected office are vying to represent Spokane in Washington's Legislature.
By: Nate Sanford
After six terms representing Spokane's 3rd Legislative District in the Washington state House of Representatives, Democrat Marcus Riccelli is running to fill the Senate seat vacated by the retirement of Andy Billig.
Young Kwak photo This type of new construction on East 37th Avenue was made possible by Spokane's code changes. I n August, more than 30,000 Democrats who support making it easier to build housing gathered online for a "YIMBYs For Harris" Zoom fundraising call.
As the daylight hours turn short, Puget Sound area residents recommend staying social, getting outdoors and learning to embrace the drear.
By: Nate Sanford
For most residents 18-35, the dream of home ownership is dead, and rising costs of food and transportation hit hard as the state grows more unaffordable.
By: Nate Sanford
Michael Baumgartner takes early lead in WA 5th Congressional race
Early results on Tuesday night showed the Proposition 1 transportation levy passing with 67% of the vote. Mayor Bruce Harrell and other city leaders celebrated the result.
By: Nate Sanford
Participation for Washingtonians 18-24 dropped 8.5 points from the 2020 election, but improved compared to 2016.
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