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News >  Washington

Finding help with addiction, substance use at Salvation Army in Seattle

Dec. 4—Christian Rivas always thought of himself as a night owl. His day would start in the late afternoon when he would get ready to go out and sell drugs, returning home around 2 a.m. But now life couldn't be more different. Most nights, Rivas is busy at the Salvation Army's community kitchen in Renton, cooking food for dozens of hungry people, before going home and getting to sleep by 9 ...
News >  Idaho

Lewiston files complaint over contract dispute with firefighters

Dec. 4—A union contract dispute between firefighters and the city of Lewiston has landed in court. The city of Lewiston has filed a complaint for declaratory judgment in the 2nd Judicial District in Nez Perce County requesting a declaration "that the findings of the fact-finding commission in this matter are unenforceable as a matter of Idaho law." The commission's "recommendations are not ...
News >  Washington

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez condemns President Biden’s decision to pardon his son

Dec. 3—Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has condemned President Joe Biden's decision to grant a full and unconditional pardon for his son, Hunter Biden. Just weeks before Hunter Biden was scheduled to be sentenced in two criminal cases, the Democratic president announced he would pardon his son "for those offenses against the United States which he has committed or may have ...
News >  Pacific NW

Report from Children’s Alliance finds Washington ranks 48th nationally in youth mental health

Dec. 3—Depression and anxiety among youth has surged across the state, according to a recently released report. But resources to support adolescent mental health remain insufficient. The October report from Children's Alliance, a statewide child advocacy and racial justice organization, found that Washington is 48th nationally in youth mental health. While recent strides have been made to ...
News >  Pacific NW

Gov. Inslee imposes WA spending freeze amid budget shortfall

Dec. 3—Gov. Jay Inslee has declared a spending freeze for Washington state government agencies in response to "a significant operating deficit." The freeze affects nonessential hiring, service contracts, purchasing of goods and equipment and travel. Spending on critical services, as well as hiring to fill vacancies in critical areas, is exempt from the freeze. A Nov. 8 memo from Inslee's ...
News >  Nation

NYC Mayor Adams open to deporting migrants accused of crimes, saying they don’t have the same rights

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday that he is open to the possibility of deporting migrants charged, not just convicted, with crimes, saying people who entered the country illegally aren’t entitled to the same rights as citizens. Asked during a Tuesday press briefing about how his own legal situation affects his view on migrants, Adams — facing felony corruption and bribery charges in ...