Legislative Review

On tonight's Legislative Review: The Senate Environment, Energy, and Technology Committee discusses a bill that would regulate pollutants found in biosolids, or sewage. Plus, a bill to offer unemployment benefits to rideshare drivers.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill addressing taxation of low-proof alcoholic beverages. Plus testimony on bill covering changes to the Death with Dignity Act and a proposal to extend the school year.

On tonight's episode of Legislative Review: A House Committee hears a bill that would reverse previously approved legislation on police vehicular pursuits. A Senate committee hears a bill aimed at giving parents more ready access to information about their childrens' education, including instructional materials, classroom activities and test results. And, legislators consider a bill that would pro...

On tonight's Legislative Review: A bill concerning doxing or distribution of personal info. Also bills regarding fulfillment centers and mandatory voter registration.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill to legalize the supervised use of Psilocybin. And a bill to try to protect orcas from maine vessels.

On this episode of Legislative Review: a bill that would create a new profession for “behavioral health support specialists” in Washington State and a bill that aims to prohibit landlords from increasing their tenants’ rent.

On the episode of Legislative Review: a bill concerning unemployment insurance for undocumented workers. Also bills concerning tenant screenings and addressing learning loss in schools.

On tonight's Legislative Review: A bill concerning qualified immunity in law enforcement, a bill to address career pathways for ag interns and a bill to help with the child care crisis.

In this episode of Legislative Review: Automated Traffic camers, Reproductive Rights, and Battery Stewardship.

On this episode of Legislative Review: The Senate Law & Justice Committee hears a proposal that would enable local governments to impose an additional sales and use tax in order to hire more police. Also a bill to eliminate certain sentencing enhancements is considered by the House Community Safety, Justice, & Reentry Committee.

On Friday's edition of Legislative Review......a bill expanding the working families tax credit and a bill dealing with landlord-tenant concerns.

Today's Legislative Review features a hearing on the Governor's proposed transportation budget and a bill addressing planning for new electrical transmission.

On this episode of Legislative Review - Legislation regarding middle housing, legal financial obligations (LFOs), and the Governor's proposed bill for affordable housing.

On this episode of Legislative Review - Climate change planning, legislation on gun permits, and reducing plastic waste.

Both the House and Senate honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and a bill regarding consumer gender discrimination.

On this episode of Legislative Review: the House State Government and Tribal Relations Committee held a public hearing on a couple of bills concerning voting.

On this episode of Legislative Review: Gov. Inslee's proposed operating budget. Also - protecting tenants from excessive rental increase, and a bill concerning school principal contracts.

On this episode of Legislative Review, preventing wildfires caused by electric utilities, Chief Justice Gonzales delivers his state-of-the-judiciary, and incentivizing accessory-dwelling units.

On day two of the 2023 legislative session, the Governor's State of the State Address, the Republican Response and a committee discussing a bill about robocalls.

On day one of the 2023 legislative session, opening day ceremonies in the Senate and House leaders share their remarks for the 105-day-session ahead.

This special edition of Legislative Review highlights the top issues of the 2022 Washington State Legislative Session.

On this sine die edition of Legislative Week in Review we delve into the supplemental budgets recently passed by the Legislature.

This episode of Legislative Review features bills that allow legislative staff to unionize and collectively bargain, as well as a bill that offers solar energy incentives

On today's Legislative Review we take a look at a bill that would lower tolls for the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and delve into the state's Capital Budget.

This episode of Legislative Review features bills on clean hydrogen, a bill that would require tax-free shopping days and a bill that addresses the K-12 educational enrollment issues.