TJ Martinell is an Investigative Reporter at various publications, including the Olney Daily Mail and the Washington Examiner. With a focus on law and legal affairs, real estate, and environmental issues, he covers topics such as water management, hydrology, and the housing market. His work has been recognized by the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association and the Society for Professional Journalists, and he has been featured in numerous outlets including the New York Post and MSN.
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Tj Martinell's coverage is heavily focused on local government, politics, and legal policy with a particular emphasis on Washington State. He frequently reports on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cites data to support his articles.
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By: Tj Martinell
(The Center Square) - As Sound Transit reduces its light rail expansion in response to a massive budget shortfall, the Puget Sound Regional Council has approved a new regional transportation plan that executive board members say could be undermined by insufficient revenue.
(The Center Square) - If the Washington state Legislature were to enact a wealth tax as proposed in recent years, it would face significant legal
(The Center Square) - If the Washington state Legislature were to enact a wealth tax as proposed in recent years, it would face significant legal challenge and a "realistic possibility”
By: Tj Martinell
If the Washington state Legislature were to enact a wealth tax as proposed in recent years, it would face significant legal challenges and a "realistic possibility” of being overturned by the state …
By: Tj Martinell
(The Center Square) - In response to Attorney General Nick Brown's call for daycares who felt harassed by journalists asking if they are actually
By: Tj Martinell
(The Center Square) - State Auditor Pat McCarthy's Office was warned by at least two whistleblowers last year that there was alleged theft at the youth detention facility Echo Glen, which houses girls and women, along with boys, records obtained by The Center Square show.
By: Tj Martinell
(The Center Square) - State Auditor Pat McCarthy's Office was warned by at least two whistleblowers last year that there was alleged theft at the youth detention facility Echo Glen,
By: Tj Martinell
State Auditor Pat McCarthy's Office was warned by at least two whistleblowers last year that there was alleged theft at the youth detention facility Echo Glen, which houses girls and women, along …
(The Center Square) - Puget Sound Regional Council's recent update to their 2050 regional transportation plan failed to account for Sound Transit's recent changes to ST3 deferring certain light rail
(The Center Square) - Puget Sound Regional Council's recent update to their 2050 regional transportation plan failed to account for Sound Transit's recent changes to ST3 deferring certain light rail extensions, some transportation experts argue.
