Nate Sanford
Murrow News FellowNate Sanford is a reporter for KNKX and Cascade PBS. He covers policy and political power dynamics with an emphasis on the issues facing young adults in Washington. His position is supported by the Washington State University Murrow News Fellowship.
Sanford studied journalism at Western Washington University and previously worked for the Inlander, an alternative weekly newspaper in Spokane. In his free time, he plays guitar and runs.
Get in touch at nsanford@knkx.org.
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Cameras in the Stadium District will be turned on immediately, and new cameras will be installed in the Central District and Capitol Hill over the next several months. -
More than 150 people weighed in at a public hearing Thursday on the Seattle City Council's initial budget package that reverses many of Mayor Katie Wilson's cuts.
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The bill, championed by Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss, would restrict overnight RV parking unless people get a permit and agree to work with caseworkers towards shelter.
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Tacoma voters have come out in favor of the Safe Homes For All initiative, which would require the city to investigate complaints about landlords. -
From Tacoma tenants' rights to transit in Pierce County, we have initial results and context on some of the hottest races in the region. -
Initial results and context for three statewide initiatives: millionaires tax repeal, banning trans girls from girls sports, and reinstating a previous Parents' Bill of Rights. -
Prop. 1 would raise the sales tax rate an additional 3 cents on every $10 spent. Pierce Transit said this would enable more bus service, shorter wait times and new routes. -
Tacoma voters are deciding on the Safe Homes For All initiative, which would increase penalties for noncompliant landlords and require them to bargain with tenant unions. -
The DOJ asked the Washington Secretary of State to not count ballots cast by the alleged noncitizen voters in the midterm election until their citizenship is confirmed. -
The Seattle City Council has passed a package of new laws aiming to reduce the number of people living in RVs. They require permits for people who want to park overnight.
