Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson filed an amicus brief in support of a multistate lawsuit to block President Donald Trump’s tariffs, saying they are unlawful and disproportionately harm Washington state.

The Democratic governor condemned the tariffs and federal "chaos" during a May 21 news conference at the Port of Seattle.

Inheriting a $16 billion budget shortfall was not the way I wanted to start as governor,” Bob Ferguson said Tuesday.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson filed a court brief on Tuesday in support of a multi-state lawsuit challenging President ...

But Ferguson also didn’t deny the likely impact on most Washington residents from the $9 billion package, or on the business ...

The $78 billion two-year budget raises state spending by billions of dollars, funding pay raises for state workers and ...

Washington businesses are experiencing severe disruptions, including halting plans to hire or expand due to increased ...

Gov. Bob Ferguson is backing a multi-state lawsuit to try to block President Donald Trump's tariffs. He made the announcement ...

Tuesday is the deadline for Gov. Bob Ferguson to sign Washington state's nearly $78 billion, two-year budget passed by the ...

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson entered office warning that a multibillion-dollar budget shortfall would require spending cuts ...

One of the most hotly debated bills of this year’s legislative session was signed into law on Tuesday by Washington state Gov ...

Discvover the contentious $77.9B operating budget and its impact on Washington's future, as Governor Bob Ferguson signed it ...