Washington Law Unfairly Keeps Prior Evictions Off Tenant Screenings
When it comes to tenant’s rights laws, good intentions don’t always lead to good or fair outcomes. One example is a Washington State law that allows tenants to keep their eviction from being disclosed to future housing providers. The state allows an order of limited dissemination (OLD) to be filed for eviction cases to prevent housing providers from denying tenants Read More ›
Seattle Housing Providers Face Millions in Unpaid Rent
As Affordable Housing Crumbles, Reconsider School Year Eviction Bans
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Eviction, Revenge, and the Importance of “Speedy Adjudication”
The ‘Sex Work’ Movement is a Lie
Seattle Overregulation is Driving Out Affordable Rentals
Jonathan Choe Honored with Community Service Award at Seattle Scout Breakfast
What the Homeless Owe Us
Do we love our homeless countrymen and women enough to insist that as we provide roofs over their heads, they also diligently engage in programs to restore themselves to lives of dignity and personal self-respect? We often hear about what “we” — i.e., society —owe the homeless. But we rarely discuss what the unhoused owe us. It’s time for that Read More ›
‘Tranq’ Crisis Shows How Harm-Reduction Drug Policies Eat Americans Alive
Jonathan Choe Discusses Drug Epidemic on Unfiltered with Dan Bongino
Jonathan Choe joined Dan Bongino on Unfiltered on Fox News to share his coverage of the drug crisis crippling cities like Seattle. Watch the segment below.