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Reps. Gloria Mendoza and Deb Manjarrez, both Republicans from the 14th District, joined KIT Radio’s Dave Ettl and the morning crew in Yakima on April 27 to discuss the outcome of...

May 1, 2026

State Rep. Deb Manjarrez has been named the 2026 Representative of the Year by the Washington State Narcotics Investigators Association (WSNIA), recognizing her leadership in confronting Washington’s drug crisis and her...

April 30, 2026

Rep. Gloria Mendoza and I are honored to provide you an overview of the 2026 legislative session in The Manjarrez-Mendoza Report. Please contact our offices with any questions.

April 29, 2026

Washington state continues to face a devastating overdose crisis. While opioid overdose deaths have dropped by nearly half nationwide since June 2023, Washington has seen only a 3% decline, the fifth...

April 29, 2026

Washington state continues to face a devastating overdose crisis. While opioid overdose deaths have dropped by nearly half nationwide since June 2023, Washington has seen only a 3% decline, the

April 29, 2026

Washington District 14 Representatives Deb Manjarrez and Gloria Mendoza react to the state's recently completed legislative session, including the 'Millionaires Tax.'

April 29, 2026

Around half of the county’s housing stock was built before 1980, with a significant share built before 1960.

April 27, 2026

Local citizens will have an opportunity to meet with their state lawmakers later this month as 14th District Reps. Gloria Mendoza and Deb Manjarrez host in-person town hall meetings in Yakima...

April 13, 2026

Yakima County Superior Court is currently experiencing a backlog of 2,800 cases, with the court giving priority to criminal cases because of the constitutional guarantee of a speedy trial.

March 31, 2026

Donations are already flowing, and the City Council is considering putting more than $200,000 toward repairs and operations at Franklin Pool.

March 27, 2026