The governor on Tuesday responded to a letter from the U.S. attorney general warning the state over its “sanctuary” immigration policies.

Christopher Scott Williams was inexplicably transferred to men's prison in June, with state facing lawsuit by female inmate sexually assaulted "multiple times." He quickly went back to women's prison and beat up a woman,

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi — who last week identified Washington and Seattle as “sanctuary jurisdictions” that impede federal immigration enforcement — threatened to deploy the National Guard. “We are going to send in law enforcement just like we did during the L.

Gov. Bob Ferguson defended Washington's immigrant protection laws against U.S. threats of legal action against sanctuary jurisdictions.

It’s been six months since Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson ordered state agencies to stop automatically deleting Microsoft Teams chat messages every seven days.

He’s scrambling to point a finger back at state Democrats on this,” a Seattle Democratic lawmaker said in response.