‘This city is turning into an eviction mill.’
Spokane City Council approves eviction prevention program as Washington’s eviction filings soar to a historic high for the second year in a row.
Latest in public meetings
Part of High Bridge Park set to be leased to American Indian Community Center for $1 a year
Plus, Spokane city committee discussing $100k in direct support to immigrant communities and local governments will meet to hear a contamination cleanup update from the airport.
We preview municipal meetings so you can know when and how to make your voice heard.
Latest articles
Spokane rallies around Haitian community
Photo essay: Just ahead of the scheduled end of protected status for Haitian immigrants — which was paused by a federal judge — Christians gathered at First Presbyterian to organize for their safety.
Masked SPD officers removed from healthcare workers vigil
At a demonstration last week to honor Alex Pretti, protesters thought two men were ICE officers. They called the local cops, and the pair turned out to be Spokane police.
Joswar Torres, one of the Spokane immigrants detained on June 11, has been released on parole
Torres was wrongfully detained in violation of his Fifth Amendment rights, a district court ruled Thursday.
Postal workers given curfew exemption letter not issued since COVID
As rumors swirling online stoke fear about the re-issuance of the Essential Services letter, USPS leaves Spokane and national postal workers in the dark.
Police reform advocates win legislative concession in Olympia
As part of its lobbying efforts, The Washington Coalition for Police Accountability convinced a lawmaker to alter a bill the organization believes would weaken law enforcement accountability.
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