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Federal cuts threaten Washington crime victims’ advocacy programs
Agencies are hoping Olympia can provide stable funding for the 52,000 state residents who receive resources such as legal aid and crisis intervention.
Agencies are hoping Olympia can provide stable funding for the 52,000 state residents who receive resources such as legal aid and crisis intervention.
This article was originally published by the Washington State Standard. State Sen. Joe Nguyễn will be the new director of
Ahead of a second Trump administration, activists say they plan to ramp up workshops and other resources for the state’s roughly 13,530 “Dreamers.”
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling this June opened the door to criminalizing homelessness, and cities have threatened fines and jail time in response.
The 39th president, who died Sunday, visited Washington both before and after he lived in the White House.