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Today the Legislature approved mid-cycle updates to the state's 2021-23 capital budget, which will fund several projects important to the 4th Legislative District. Senate Bill 5651 was passed by the House...
In a late-night floor session this evening, Democrats in the Washington state House of Representatives passed legislation banning the sale, manufacture, or transfer of firearms magazines able to hold more than...
'Our local jurisdictions need more options to solve their own affordable housing and homelessness issues,' says McCaslin Legislation passed the Washington State House of Representatives today that would allow tiny house...
'My bill brings a measure of common sense into the governor's decision to fire WSDOT workers and help improve safety on the highway system,' says McCaslin Legislation introduced in Olympia today...
Lawmakers adjourned sine die on Sunday, April 25, spending a record $58.9 billion over the 2019-21 biennium, an increase of $7 billion or 13.6%. The operating budget passed on a party-line...
With the 2021 legislative session winding down, 4th District lawmakers voted in support of a strong, bipartisan 2021-23 capital budget. securing more than $16.8 million in funds for community projects and other...
A bill that would prioritize preservation and maintenance of state roads and highways is speeding over to the Senate after gaining House approval Saturday. John Sattgast reports. Wash. House Republicans ·...
Legislation to prioritize the preservation and maintenance of state roads and highways passed the House Transportation Committee today. Rep. Bob McCaslin, R-Spokane and prime sponsor of House Bill 1137 called it...
Rep. Bob McCaslin gives a 2020 legislative session update to his 4th Legislative District constituents.
Someone recently asked if I had a theme for this year's legislative session. “As a matter of fact, I do!” I said. “It's your home. Expect more.” For many residents around...
