Originally published in The News Tribune School is about to start after a long, hot summer. My two daughters are ready to begin junior high and high school. What isn’t…
Let’s get back to work on bipartisan school-funding plan
Category: Christine Kilduff
Justice shouldn’t be denied to low-income citizens
The tidal wave of the great recession shrank the middle class and zapped the purchasing power of everyday Americans. People are working longer hours than ever before, but they’re still one emergency away from not being able to pay rent or buy the prescription medicines they need. One of the toughest and most expensive emergencies is a legal problem. These days, legal bills are astronomical, and can be a stretch even for people with high salaries. Imagine being hit with nine legal problems a year. Every year. That statistic is no exaggeration.
Legislative Update: Public safety in our community
Greetings 28th Legislative District! It is hard to believe that 2015 is almost behind us. The 2016 legislative session will begin January 11 and runs through March 10. Between now and…
Kilduff invites citizens to coffee and conversation
UNIVERSITY PLACE—How can we work together to find solutions on education, the economy and traffic gridlock? Rep. Christine Kilduff (D-University Place) is inviting citizens who were unable to come to…
Video tour of the 28th Legislative District
This is a tour of the 28th District, with particular issues–transportation, education, mental health–explored at key locations in the district.