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11-14-2024 1:23 am • PDX and SEA Weather
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Sunrise Farms processing plant in Petaluma, Calif. (AP Photo/Terry Chea)
The cost of filling a basket or completing a Seder plate reflect a market scrambled by disease, high demand and growing costs for farmers. While global prices are lower than they were at this time last year, they remain elevated.
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(AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
Gov. Jay Inslee signed the measure on Monday which creates safer working conditions for people in the adult entertainment industry. The law requires employee training in establishments to prevent sexual harassment, identify and report human trafficking, deescalate conflict and provide first aid.
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Portland receives the largest grant in competitive national program.
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(Mark Graves/The Oregonian via AP)
Family members of people killed by record-breaking heat in the Portland area three years ago gathered over the weekend to plant trees across Multnomah County in honor of its 72 victims. Authorities say more people died from the heat in the greater Portland area that June than in the entire state over the past 20 years.
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The Washington State Bar Association has approved far lower case limits for public defenders in an effort to stop them from quitting, to help with recruiting and to fairly represent defendants. Skeptics agree the system is breaking down but are concerned about finding more attorneys to hire. Many counties, especially rural ones, already struggle to employ enough public defenders and get almost no state funding, which some say should change.
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(photo by Kymberly Jeka)
City Council unanimously votes to create policy for questioning public monuments, now classified as separate from public art.
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According to the complaint, in 2022, the officer shot Immanueal Clark in the back as he ran away.
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Washington state's legislative session is ending with bipartisan support to address the opioid crisis and ban the police practice of hog-tying, but fell short in getting some of the most progressive bills across the finish line. Over 300 bills are heading to Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee's desk.most with bipartisan support. At the samr time some initiatives would overturn Democrats’ biggest recent wins, including the year-old Climate Commitment Act, which works to cap and reduce pollution
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Katrina Holland of the Urban League of Portland
More than $350 million will be dedicated to new housing, interest-free loans to cities, eviction prevention and stable housing programs.
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Legislative Building at the Capitol in Olympia, Wash.(AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)
These initiatives approved Monday are just three of six certified after the group Let’s Go Washington, which is primarily bankrolled by hedge fund executive Brian Heywood, submitted hundreds of thousands of signatures in support of them. Initiatives to overturn the state’s landmark carbon pricing program and tax on the sale of stocks and bonds as well as one that could threaten a long-term care insurance program will likely head straight to voters.
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