Tj Martinell

(The Center Square) - Washington's Legislative Ethics Board will determine whether an investigation into a complaint against Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, will proceed after her attorney filed a motion to

OLYMPIA, WA – Washington’s Legislative Ethics Board will determine whether an investigation into a complaint against Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, will proceed after her attorney filed a motion to have it dismissed following a conclusion by the board last year there was “reasonable cause” that she did.

(The Center Square) - A major challenge facing the public sector transportation sector's transition from gasoline to electric is what one local transit manager describes as a “Wild West” environment for the industry, at the cost to taxpayers.

(The Center Square) - A major challenge facing the public sector transportation sector’s transition from gasoline to electric is what one local transit manager describes as a “Wild West” environment

(The Center Square) - The Washington Secretary of State's Office has turned over unredacted attorney client privileged emails to The Center Square

The Washington Secretary of State’s (SOS) Office has turned over unredacted attorney client privileged emails to The Center Square after it appealed the redactions of communication between SOS and …

(The Center Square) - As Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn battles allegations of fraud within its childcare subsidy program, a whistleblower directly told her last year there is “major theft” occurring at the Echo Glen facility run by her agency, according to messages obtained by The Center Square through a public records request.

(The Center Square) - As Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn battles allegations of fraud within its childcare subsidy program, a whistleblower directly told her last

(The Center Square) - For years, Washington state enjoyed a level of economic prosperity that former governor and Challenge Seattle CEO Christine Gregoire says stakeholders can no longer take for

(The Center Square) - For years, Washington state enjoyed a level of economic prosperity that former governor and Challenge Seattle CEO Christine Gregoire says stakeholders can no longer take for granted.