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Washington's Court of Appeals ruled the Save Vancouver Streets initiative was an administrative function, not a valid legislative initiative.
Save Vancouver Streets won't appeal after two court losses, ending a fight that began with 6,500+ resident signatures.
Hockinson residents appealed a cell tower ruling to Superior Court, arguing existing towers and small-cell alternatives make the 165-foot structure unnecessary.
SVS attorney Jackson Maynard argued before three appellate judges in Tacoma, with a ruling expected in four to six months.
Save Vancouver Streets will argue before the WA Court of Appeals on Sept. 11 after collecting 6,500 signatures.
…1296, a contested 2025 parental rights law expected to face appeal.
Belkot's attorney says the federal appeals court will hear the case in several months after judge dismissed all five claims.
Save Vancouver Streets is raising funds for an appeal after losing its court case against the City of Vancouver over street lane reductions and ballot access.
…king high school football participation, rising costs, WIAA appeal processes, respect for officials, plus Mariners playoff buzz, a Raiders fan tale, and a new nickname: “Shut Up Paul.”
Bill Bruch critiques the Ninth Circuit’s decision affirming Judge Lasnik’s ruling that Washington’s redistricting map violated the Voting Rights Act, impacting Sen. Nikki Torres and other GOP lawma…
A state appeals court upheld nearly $1M in fines against Stuffy’s II in Longview for defying Washington’s COVID indoor dining ban; the restaurant re…
Save Vancouver Streets has appealed a recent court ruling that blocked its initiative requiring voter approval for eliminating traffic lanes. The group hopes a success…