Nick Brown Discusses Key Issues in Washington State Attorney General Race
Nick Brown joins Hacks & Wonks for an in-depth interview to discuss his campaign for Attorney General and plans to address WA’s most pressing issues.
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Week in Review: April 19, 2024 - with Ashley Nerbovig
GOP gov. candidate Reichert under fire for anti-LGBTQ views. Whistleblower alleges Boeing safety issues, cover-up. Tacoma tries troubled ShotSpotter. Basic income pilots show promise in WA. Seattle cop who killed pedestrian had troubling past in Tucson PD, SPD hired anyway.
Week in Review: April 12, 2024 - with Guy Oron
WA faces legal battle over gun law. Three new political initiatives. Boeing whistleblower raises new concerns. Seattle grapples with housing affordability and transportation priorities, while city leaders call for a better Comprehensive Plan and SPOG handcuffs alternatives to police responses.
State Legislative Session Falls Short on Housing As Seattle Comprehensive Plan Process Ramps Up
The Urbanist's Rian Watt discusses the Washington state legislative session's housing outcomes and the Seattle Comprehensive Plan draft, which fail to adequately address the region's housing affordability crisis, and outlines opportunities for the public to influence these crucial policy decisions.
Week in Review: April 5, 2024 - with Erica Barnett
SPOG contract huge increase in pay but not accountability. Hiring of former officer Christopher Burbank raises questions about police accountability. Burien countersues King County over encampment sweeps. Asylum seekers camp near Garfield while seeking shelter.
Week in Review: March 29, 2024 - with Naomi Ishisaka
Crystal Fincher and Seattle Times columnist Naomi Ishisaka covered Seattle's City Council race, deaths at ICE and King County detention facilities, gun violence prevention, the Attorney General's policing plan, and an unpermitted gravel yard causing problems near a school.
Week in Review: March 15, 2024 - with Robert Cruickshank
Discussion on 2024 WA presidential primary, potential ideological shifts from legislative retirements, Seattle police recruiting issues, and Burien's anti-camping laws.