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Seven bills prime-sponsored by Rep. Gina Mosbrucker and one bill she co-sponsored have been sent or will soon be heading to Gov. Jay Inslee after passing the state Legislature. Three are...
A bill that takes a major step toward advancing the investigations and discovery of missing and murdered indigenous persons passed the Washington State Senate Friday and is on its way to...
The Washington State Senate today (Wednesday) unanimously approved and sent to the governor a bill that would provide information to domestic violence victims about the signs and symptoms of traumatic brain...
As the 2019 regular legislative session enters its final days before scheduled adjournment April 28, hundreds of bills are dying as they fail to advance from their committees by policy cutoff,...
The Washington State Senate approved a measure today (Friday), 44-2, that would expand criminal actions under the law and increase penalties for those involved in animal blood fighting. Rep. Gina Mosbrucker,...
Is it a motorcycle? Or is it a snow bike? It won't make any difference when it comes to licensing the vehicle under a bill that passed the state House of...
Two bills by Rep. Gina Mosbrucker aimed at providing tools to help domestic violence victims escape their abusers and recognize the need for medical help passed the Washington State House of...
PHOTO: Rep. Gina Mosbrucker hugs Rep. Debra Lekanoff following passage of House Bill 1713, regarding missing and murdered indigenous people. Lekanoff, D-Swinomish, is a Native American who worked with Mosbrucker on...
A bill that would establish two liaison positions within the Washington State Patrol (WSP) to further investigations of missing and murdered indigenous women and other indigenous persons passed the House Appropriations...
The House of Representatives took action Friday on a bill that would expand existing state law against animal blood fighting to include stealing an animal for fighting, and possessing, transferring, manufacturing...
