David Kroman is a Transportation Reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a broad range of topics including transportation and mobility, real estate, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news across North America and LATAM. Kroman's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Seattle Times, Anchorage Daily News, and Miami Herald.
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By: Libby Denkmann, David Kroman, Hans Anderson
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson joined “Soundside” hosts Libby Denkmann and David Kroman to discuss her budget, public safety investments, homelessness policy, and answer listener questions. The mayor’s $9.1 billion budget proposal is now in front of council, who will amend the budget before sending it back to the mayor’s office.
By: Anya Steinberg, Libby Denkmann, Hans Anderson, David Kroman
King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda explains how the county is responding to the feds cutting 11,000 Washington immigrants out of Medicaid, with more cuts to come.
By: Maleeha Syed, David Kroman, Libby Denkmann
Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss is leading the charge on a proposal that he hopes will get RVs off residential streets and connect people to housing. Some people have reservations about whether this plan will actually benefit people who live in these vehicles.
By: Libby Denkmann, Hans Anderson, Maleeha Syed, David Kroman
Washington has two neighboring states with very close races on issues that show interesting fault lines in the electorate. In deep blue Oregon, Democratic Governor Tina Kotek is in an extremely tight race with her Republican opponent, Christine Drazan. And in deep red Idaho, a proposition to overturn the state’s abortion ban is bringing in a lot of money and interest.
By: David Kroman, Maleeha Syed
One of the most competitive races in the country is playing out in southwest Washington, where an incumbent Democrat is defending her seat against a Trump-endorsed Republican challenger.
By: Gabrielle Healy, Catharine Smith, David Kroman
Even though Chief Amy Barden is the head of Seattle’s police alternative — the Community Assisted Response & Engagement department, or CARE — she’s not a prison abolitionist.
By: Sarah Leibovitz, David Kroman
Following a “no” vote on Washington’s millionaires tax in March, incumbent state Rep. Amy Walen, a Kirkland Democrat, found she was facing a challenge from her own party — Redmond City Councilmember Jessica Forsythe.
By: Hans Anderson, David Kroman, Catharine Smith
Seattle City Attorney Erika Evans is rolling out a new sentencing alternative. The program bears some similarities to community court, which ended in 2022.
By: Sarah Leibovitz, David Kroman, Gabrielle Healy
A conservative advocacy group says they recruited a supermajority of people on the Snohomish County Charter Review Commission. Those officials could impact regional government for years to come.
By: Hans Anderson, David Kroman
Washington voters will soon weigh in on three initiatives sponsored by Let’s Go Washington, including one that seeks to rewrite the so-called “parents bill of rights.” At its core, the initiative is asking how much parents are entitled to know about their children’s lives while they’re at school.
