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State lawmakers from the 18th Legislative District will host an in-person town hall meeting on Saturday, March 28, in Battle Ground. With the 2026 session ending on Thursday, March 12, Rep....
Following a marathon 24-hour floor debate that marked one of the longest legislative battles in recent memory, majority Democrats approved legislation creating a new state income tax, Senate Bill 6346. The...
The Washington State House of Representatives has passed legislation sponsored by Rep. John Ley to update state regulations governing the use of naturally occurring fibrous silicate materials in construction, a move...
Rep. John Ley’s bill to modernize Washington’s regulations governing the use of naturally occurring fibrous silicate materials in construction received unanimous approval in the House Environment and Energy Committee on Monday....
Rep. John Ley has introduced legislation to bring greater transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility to the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Project, one of the largest and most expensive transportation projects in...
Rep. John Ley has introduced legislation to fix a flaw in state law that has created confusion and inequity in how public transportation benefit areas (PTBAs) are governed across Washington state....
Lawmakers from the 18th Legislative District are sponsoring legislation aimed at protecting children in youth sports programs from abuse and sexual predators. House Bill 2180, sponsored by Rep. John Ley and...
Rep. John Ley has introduced legislation aimed at resolving an ongoing dispute between the City of Vancouver and smaller Clark County cities over representation on the C-TRAN Board of Directors. The...
Members of the Washington–Oregon Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) Program legislative oversight committee met Monday for their second meeting of the year, but did not receive key details on cost and design...
Members of the Washington State Nuclear Caucus toured the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) near Idaho Falls on Sept. 22 to learn more about advanced nuclear technologies and their potential role in...
