News
The Newsfeed: WA’s new rent stabilization law draws mixed reaction
House Bill 1217, which established annual rent caps for the first time in state history, came after years of mobile homeowner organizing and advocacy.
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Bellingham passes new laws to limit ‘junk fees’ for renters
While other Washington cities have taken steps to limit excessive or unreasonable fees, Bellingham’s is among the most comprehensive attempts to date
Culture
Art x NW: Hark! Seattle’s outdoor Shakespeare season is here
Plus, summer revelry around Puget Sound, including bands outdoors, block parties, a book fair and a balloon glow.
politics
John Wilson ends campaign for King County Executive after arrest
King County Assessor John Arthur Wilson announced that he will suspend his campaign for King County Executive, just over a week after he was arrested on investigation of stalking and harassing his former domestic partner. “After thoughtful reflection, I have decided to suspend my campaign for King County Executive,” Wilson
politics
Why are there so many cults in the Pacific Northwest?
A new book from journalist Leah Sottile explores the link between New Age spirituality and political extremism in our region and beyond.