(The Center Square) – When Gov. Jay Inslee took office in 2013 after stating in the 2012 election race that new taxes weren’t “the right direction”, the state Legislature approved a $38.4 ...

The state's two-year operating budget was roughly $38 billion when Inslee took office in 2013. Since then the budget has increased to $75.5 billion, though it is facing a multibillion deficit for ...

Instead, Inslee doubled down on his proposal for a "modest wealth tax" to close the budget gap. Ultra-rich Washington residents would be required to pay a 1% tax on wealth over $100 million.

Inslee, on his way out, talks about successes, ‘disappointments’ and what he sees as his only failure Sun., Dec. 22, 2024 Gov. Jay Inslee discusses his three terms in office during an ...

Gov. Jay Inslee has declared a spending freeze for Washington state government agencies in response to “a significant operating deficit.” The freeze affects nonessential hiring, service ...

As Washington Gov. Jay Inslee fashions his last budget proposal, he’s told directors of state agencies to not ask for money for new programs or expansion of existing ones.

Gov. Jay Inslee reflects on 12-year legacy. ... Top court hands former Mesa mayor win in long fight over WA ‘John Doe’ sex offenders June 18, 2025 5:00 AM ...

Washington Governor Jay Inslee is working to strengthen his initiatives before being replaced by Governor-elect Bob Ferguson next week. One of his primary focuses is bolstering the state’s ...

Instead, Inslee doubled down on his proposal for a "modest wealth tax" to close the budget gap. Ultra-rich Washington residents would be required to pay a 1% tax on wealth over $100 million.