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Articles by Jake Goldstein-Street

Pete Serrano

Pasco mayor under consideration to be U.S. attorney for Eastern Washington

August 8, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

His potential appointment would have to be considered by the U.S. Senate. There are 93 U.S. attorneys nationwide who prosecute federal criminal cases and work on civil litigation in cases that include the federal government. 


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Kennewick landlord among first fined under WA’s new rent cap law

August 7, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

In addition to rescinding their rent increases, landlords were given 30 days to pay the attorney general’s office $2,000 for its costs related to investigating their cases. 


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WA’s new work zone speed cameras cite 7K drivers in first 90 days

August 5, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

The cameras mounted on orange trailers have been rotating through work zones across the state.  


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These new Washington laws take effect July 27

July 28, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

Funding for more police officers, parking requirements for new housing and penalties for littering. These are just a few of the issues covered by 333 new Washington state laws that took effect July 27.


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WA’s new rent cap set just below 10% for 2026

July 21, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington’s statewide cap on annual residential rent increases will be just shy of 10% next year, down slightly from its current level.


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Why Washington faces huge fallout from the Medicaid cuts in Trump’s megabill

July 10, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

The so-called “big, beautiful bill” is expected to blow a multibillion-dollar hole into the state’s budget, and kick hundreds of thousands of residents off their insurance if they don’t prove they meet new requirements.


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Man impersonating WA state agency charged with stealing $90K in fraud scheme

June 23, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

Thousands of businesses and charities received bills last fall that appeared to be from the state of Washington, but they were part of a fraud scheme.


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Washington state lawsuit payouts skyrocket to more than $500M in past year

June 17, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington’s payouts — known as tort liability — have skyrocketed from $72 million in fiscal year 2018 to more than $281 million last fiscal year.


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What Medicaid cuts passed by U.S. House could mean for WA

May 23, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

The bill squeaked through the House by a single vote, with only Republicans in support. Washington state's two Republicans, U.S. Reps. Michael Baumgartner Dan Newhouse, of Sunnyside, both voted for it. Both their districts have the highest proportion of Medicaid enrollees in Washington. 


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Ferguson signs budget boosting Washington state spending and taxes

The governor used his veto pen sparingly, to the delight of Democrats and the disappointment of Republicans
May 20, 2025
Jerry Cornfield and Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a two-year state budget and a tax package to produce billions of dollars in new revenue.


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