Washington’s high court handed a win to friends of greener energy last week in a blow to homebuilders and restaurateurs who sought to overturn restrictions on burning natural gas.

In Washington, D.C., politicians, too, are signaling a need for slowdown.

Based on data gathered by the University of Michigan, SchoolHouse Connection estimates that homelessness among infants and toddlers in the U.S. increased by 23 percent between 2021 and 2023.

“Two Cities, One Industry: Big Tech, Power, and Politics in Seattle and San Francisco” A co-production of the Blue City Blues and GeekWire podcasts National Nordic Museum Tuesday, Sept. 29 6-7:30 pm

She repeatedly went to bat for others, managing to pass the first affirmative action plan that defined how the city would ensure applicants and employees were treated equally if they were a member of a protected class such as race, color, gender, age or disability.