Legislative Review

On this episode of Legislative Review: We take a look at a bill that would increase the penalties for evading police.  And a bill that pertains to wolf management here in Washington State

On this episode of legislative Review: We take a look at a couple of transportation bills.  HB 1921 would establish a road usage charge in Washington State.  And HB 1721 would allow more electric manufacturers to sell directly to consumers.

On this episdoe of Legislative Review: Bills covering the expansion of automatic voter regisstration and limiting restraints and isolation in school.  Finally a bill allowing psychologists to prescribe.

On this episode of Legislative Review: We take a look at bills regarding grocery store self checkouts and cruelty agains animals.  Also a bill that would increase accessibility to clean energy options.

On this episode of legislative Review: We take a look at a bill that could expand homeowenership opportunities in Washington's housing market. And a bill that would help increase funding for K-12 schools.

On this episode of Legislative Review, we look at the week ahead in the legistature. Also, we look at a bill that could change how cannabis is advertised by retailers. Plus, a look at exterior siding in construction.

On this episode of Legislative Review:  We take a look at a bill that calls for more transparent Medicare Advantage claims. And a bill that would test sewage water for forever chemicals.

On this episode of Legislative Review:  A Senate debate on the controversial amendment to the "Parents Bill of Rights" and a bill to manage livestock methane emissions.  Finally we check in on a bill that would legalize the therapeutic use of psilocybin.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A review of criminal insanity and competency laws. Plus - a cap on corporate home buying, and legislation to make college admissions more attainable for high school students.

On this episode of Legislative Review:  A bill that would remove medical debt from credit reports and a bill that would help would building more ADUs to help with the housing shortage.  Finally a bill that would require healthcare plans to treat obesity as a chronic disease.

On this episode of Legislative Review, we take a look at the week ahead in the Washington state legislature. We cover the public hearing of SB 5355. This bill is aimed at improving safety for college students against sexual assault. Plus, proposed legislation that could change where juvenile offenders serve time.

On this episode of Legislative Review: We take a look at a bill that would ban vaping in the State of Washington and a bill that would help wit the accelaration of the development of clean energy.

On this episode of Legislative Review: We take a look at a bill that would help with recycling "fast fashion." And bills pertaining to rural nursing education and affordable housing. 

On this episode of Legislative Review:  A bill to promote transit-oriented housing and legislation that would propose a bottle deposit fee for recyclable drink containers.  And a bill pertaining to Epi Pens in schools.  

On this episode of Legislative Review:  A bill to add financial education class fas a requirement for graduation for high school students.  And bills regarding mass layoffs and health plans for essential caregivers.

On this episode of Legislative Review: Mifepristone and Misoprostol in Higher Education. Plus, a push to protect school referees from being attacked at sporting events, and we take a look-ahead at topics coming up this week in the state legislature.

On this episode of Legislative Review:  A bill to require health plans to cover infertility treatment and a bill concerning parking and housing.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill concerning app subscription cancellations and a bill pertaining to incarcerated workers' pay. Also a bill to increaes LAP funding in high-poverty schools.

On this episode of Legislative Review:  A bill regarding Wildland Urban Interface Fires and a bill to help with rent stabilization. Finally we take a look at the State of the Judiciary Address.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill to amend the Parental Rights Initiative passed last year and two bills relating to gun taxation and gun storage.

On this episode of Legislative Review; Both the House and Senate celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Plus - protections for domestic workers are discussed in the Senate Labor and Commerce committee.

On this episode of Legislative Review:  We take a look at a bill to ban credit and debit card transaction fees from being applied on the service tip of a bill’s total amount and a bill that proposes to repeal both FAFSA, and WAFSA, the federal and Washington State’s financial aid programs.

Legislative Review features highlights from Thursday's legislative activity including healthcare insurance reporting, felony sentencing for caregivers, and tribal elder education.

On this episode of Leigslative Review: Bob Ferguson gives his inaugural address and Rep. Mendoza presents the Republican Perspective.

On this episode of Legislative Review: We take a look at Governor Inslee's 2025-27 proposed operating budget.  And outgoing Governor Jay Inslee bids farewell with his State of the State Address.