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Plan to cap how much landlords can raise rent moves ahead

OLYMPIA — Statewide caps on annual rent increases could take effect in Washington as soon as this year after the state House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at giving tenants financial relief.

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Wash House passes rent bill

Statewide caps on annual rent increases could take effect in Washington as soon as this year after the state House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill aimed at giving

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WA Legislature keeps most of its priority bills alive — so far

At the 2024 session midpoint, lawmakers are focusing on big statewide issues such as clean energy, rent stabilization and police accountability.

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Washington House approves unemployment benefits for striking workers

Washington House approves unemployment benefits for striking workers
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Hundreds of Washington strippers band together to fight dodgy club owners and lecherous punters - bill of rights to cut sexual assaults with security and locks on dressing rooms

Washington s industry is broken, said Madison Zack-Wu, an exotic dancer and campaigner. It relies on charging dancers high fees and cutting corners on staffing and security for profit.

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