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Spokane City Council to consider new tenant protections
Spokane City Council will look at new requirements for landlords to ease tenant issues in a tight rental market, including requiring landlords who jack up their rent steeply to give financial help to tenants who have to relocate, as well as requiring specific causes be listed on evictions, the Spokesman-Review reports.
Spokane homeless shelter bed availability list available daily
There's now a Facebook page updated each day at 5 pm that will show where there is shelter availability in Spokane, KHQ reports.
Lawmakers to get Shea report Monday
An investigation into whether Spokane Valley Rep. Matt Shea promoted political violence will be delivered to lawmakers on Monday and is expected to be released to the public within weeks, the Spokesman reports.
Lawmakers expect Shea report today, Spokane City Council considers tenant protections, and other headlines
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