On this episode of Legislative Revew: Proposed legislation concerning the construction of a new airport in Western Washington and a bill dealing with housing vouchers.

On this episode of Legislative Review:
The House approves a bill that would allow public transit agencies to produce, sell and use green and renewable hydrogen fuel, and own and operate facilities that dispense hydrogen.
The Senate Law and Justice Committee approves a bill that would require safety training for gun buyers.
The House passes a "Day of Remembrance" resolution honoring Japanese-Americans interned during World War II.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill that involves the use of AI on public place...a bill concerning washington’s voluntary waiver of firearm rights and a bill pertaining to injured workers and doctor's exams.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill proposing a new tax on "extreme wealth" draws passionate debate both pro and con before the House Finance Committee. Also bills regarding used car warranties and allowing DNR to enter the carbon market.

On this episode of Legislative Review: The Senate Human Services Committee hears a bill that would establish a process for the conditional release of persons civilly committed due to mental health concerns.

The Senate Agriculture, Water, Natural Resources and Parks Committee hears a bill to make it illegal to mis-label salmon sold to the public, including calling the salmon by its common name.

The House Community Safety, Justice and Reentry Committee hears a bill that would strengthen a number of protections for victims of domestic violence.

On this episode of Legislative Review: A bill to allow out-of-state nurses to practice in Washington, and a bill to increase the salaries of WDFW Commissioners.

On this episode of Legislative Review: Bills concerning overtime standards for farm workers and institutional education for juveniles. Also a press conference allowing DNR to tap into new revenue streams for ecosystem service projects.

On this episode of Legislative Review: a bill to incentivize the making of alternative jet fuels, a bill to increase broadbast access to rural counties, and floor debate on getting rid of advisory votes on ballots.

On tonight's episode of Legislative Review, special license plates commemorating Mt. St. Helens, OL Reign, and Pickleball, plus a bill that prevents homeowners from being exploited by contractors, and legislation involving missing and murdered indigenous women.

Legislative Review features highlights from Monday's legislative activity (2/6/23). The Senate Law & Justice Committee hears four bills that share the common goal of responding to the State Supreme Court's "Blake" drug possession decision -- but propose different solutions involving policing, the courts, and treatment. And, the House Housing Committee hears a bill that responds to the history of racially restrictive home-buying covenants with a bill to create the "Covenant Homeownership Account" in state government -- which would provide some Washingtonians financial help for home down payments or closing costs.