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Chetanya Robinson

Chetanya Robinson

Verified

Managing Editor, The International Examiner

Seattle

Final Covers

Politics, Identity, Social Justice, Housing, Education, Tribal Issues, Culture, Science, Race and Ethnicity

Doesn’t Cover

Stories focused on religious or racial conflict.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

Content

Total articles 217

  • CARE Team, civilian 911 responders, expand citywide

    By Chetanya Robinson Verified| The International Examiner Verified Seattle’s CARE Team, made up of non-police emergency responders, has expanded to offer services in South and Southwest Seattle neighborhoods, and is now available citywide. The CARE Team responds to calls that don’t require police presence, and instead people in need of behavioral health care. Crisis responders are trained behavioral health professionals, and are dispatched to situations that don’t involve the threat of violence or a medical emergency.

    By Chetanya Robinson Verified · The International Examiner

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Dow Constantine hired as new CEO of Sound Transit; Shannon Braddock steps up as acting County Executive

    By Chetanya Robinson Verified| The International Examiner Verified Former King County Executive Dow Constantine was hired as the new CEO of Sound Transit by the Sound Transit Board. The next day, Deputy Executive Shannon Braddock was confirmed as acting King County Executive by the King County Council. Braddock is the first woman to serve as King County Executive. She was appointed as Deputy Executive in June 2023.

    By Chetanya Robinson Verified · The International Examiner

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • CARE Team, civilian 911 responders, expand citywide

    By Chetanya Robinson Verified| The International Examiner Verified Seattle’s CARE Team, made up of non-police emergency responders, has expanded to offer services in South and Southwest Seattle neighborhoods, and is now available citywide. The CARE Team responds to calls that don’t require police presence, and instead people in need of behavioral health care. Crisis responders are trained behavioral health professionals, and are dispatched to situations that don’t involve the threat of violence or a medical emergency.

    By Chetanya Robinson Verified · The International Examiner

    Apr. 02, 2025

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Company Info

The International Examiner

Seattle, Washington, United States

'+1 206-624-3925