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2 months ago |
cascadepbs.org | Rob Dunlop |Ryan Famuliner |Sarah Menzies |Jadenne Radoc Cabahug
As a Cascade PBS news reader, you may have questions about the recent headlines regarding public media, from threats to federal funding to the closing of PBS national’s DEI office. We want to address these issues, how they impact this crucial public service, and share what you can do to protect the future of public media. The majority of Cascade PBS funding comes from the community – giving from individuals like you, grants from foundations and local underwriting.
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Feb 14, 2025 |
cascadepbs.org | Nate Sanford |Jake Goldstein-Street |Josh Cohen |Jadenne Radoc Cabahug
The REI Co-Op flagship store in Seattle. (M. Scott Brauer/Cascade PBS) Some Democrats in Olympia think employees should have more representation on REI’s board of directors. House Bill 1635, sponsored by state Rep. Cindy Ryu, a Democrat from Shoreline, would require any Washington-based consumer cooperative with more than 2,500 employees to reserve two seats on its board of directors for people who work at the co-op.
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Feb 14, 2025 |
cascadepbs.org | Jake Goldstein-Street |Nate Sanford |Josh Cohen |Jadenne Radoc Cabahug
This article originally appeared in the Washington State Standard. A federal judge in Seattle on Friday temporarily paused President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to stop federal funding for hospitals providing gender-affirming care for young people. The temporary restraining order issued by U.S. District Court Judge Lauren King is the second on this issue in as many days.
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Feb 12, 2025 |
cascadepbs.org | Nate Sanford |Josh Cohen |Jadenne Radoc Cabahug |John Stang
A sign urging voters to vote no on Initiative 1 sits in front of local small businesses in downtown Burien. Initiative 1 would remove several exemptions from Burien’s current minimum wage law and align wage floor requirements with the nearby city of Tukwila. (Caroline Walker Evans for Cascade PBS) Some workers in Burien might soon see their paychecks increase.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
cascadepbs.org | Josh Cohen |Jadenne Radoc Cabahug |John Stang |Jerry Cornfield
A construction crane is seen above the Central District in Seattle. (Matt M. McKnight / Cascade PBS) With just a few days remaining before the Feb. 11 special election, some of Seattle’s most prominent businesses are spending big to oppose a new tax to fund social housing.
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