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Jake Goldstein-Street

Jake Goldstein-Street

Jake Goldstein-Street joined the Washington State Standard after working as a breaking news reporter, investigative reporter and editor at The Everett Herald. He graduated from the University of Washington, where he edited for the student paper.

The Standard is part of States Newsroom, the nation’s largest state-focused nonprofit news organization.

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Pharmaceutical giants sue WA over new drug pricing law

April 6, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street

Two of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies sued Washington state, alleging a new law to tamp down prescription drug prices for hospitals won’t result in discounts for patients. 


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New WA law drops barriers for homeless shelters, permanent supportive housing

March 31, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street

Communities across the state have pushed back to varying degrees to permitting homeless shelters and permanent supportive housing in their neighborhoods. 


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Feds launch probe into Washington program to redress housing discrimination

March 26, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street
Seattle Sonics.

WA governor prepares to meet with NBA commissioner as hopes rise for Sonics’ return

March 23, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street
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Democrats settle on plan for patching up WA’s strained budget

March 12, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street and Jerry Cornfield

Democrats in the Washington Legislature released a budget deal Wednesday balanced with one-time maneuvers, siphoning of rainy day reserves and slashing of child care funding.


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WA Democrats drop push for business tax to cover Medicaid costs

February 25, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington state Democrats are likely abandoning plans for a new tax on employers like Walmart and Amazon, whose workers get health coverage through Medicaid. 


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Budget bills in WA Legislature would tap rainy day fund, spend heavily on legal payouts

February 23, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street and Bill Lucia

Democrats in the Washington Legislature on Feb. 22 proposed tapping the state’s rainy day savings account and slashing hundreds of millions of dollars for a child care program for low-income families to balance the state’s budget into next year.


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‘Absolutely good news’: WA financial outlook brightens as budget talks heat up

February 17, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington state budget writers finally got some rosy news on Feb. 16 as they prepare to release their spending plans.


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After loss of tax credits, WA sees a drop in insurance coverage

February 9, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street

About 19,000 fewer Washingtonians enrolled in health insurance through the state’s online marketplace amid the loss of federal subsidies. 


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How WA’s $181M in rural health funding stacks up with other states

January 7, 2026
Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington is set to receive $181 million in federal funding this year to boost rural health care amid drastic Medicaid cuts.


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