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The Center Square
Seattle transportation eyes $63.5M interfund loan amid massive cash flow issue
(The Center Square) - The Seattle City Council appeared reluctant on Wednesday to sign off on Mayor Katie Wilson’s proposal to “bail out” the transportation department with a $63.5 million interfund loan.. The request comes alongside a proposed parking tax increase to address years of cash-flow issues...
gigharbornow.org
Ballot measure would bring back holiday shuttle, increase bus service in Gig Harbor
If voters pass a Pierce Transit ballot measure in November, Gig Harbor’s lone bus route will see more-frequent stops and extended hours, and both the holiday trolley and Waterfront Connector service will return. Pierce Transit’s Proposition 1 would increase the transit agency’s sales tax from 0.6% to 0.9%. The...
publicola.com
Greater Seattle: A Supermajority, a Mistake, and a Chance
I’ve gone from stunned, to angry, to eventually, “oh, Seattle” since I first learned more than a decade ago that the Seattle Department of Transportation doesn’t charge for street parking in West Seattle. So, while I wasn’t exactly breaking out the champagne, I was relieved when the city finally announced on September 30 that it has decided to expand its parking demand management program to the West Seattle Junction (and to Upper Queen Anne as well.)
hoodline.com
Ferry Sick-Out Cancels Seattle Routes as Engineers Demand 20% Raise
Washington State Ferries riders across Puget Sound woke up Monday to a mess of cancellations and one-boat service, with routes connecting Seattle, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, Edmonds, Kingston, Mukilteo, Clinton, Port Townsend, Coupeville and the San Juan Islands all hit by crew shortages tied to a wave of sick calls. The disruptions left commuters scrambling for alternate routes or simply stuck on the dock, waiting to see if a boat would show up at all.
unearththevoyage.com
Washington’s Single-Lane Forest Bridge Has Drivers Inching Past a Low Railing High Above the River
Some places look like nothing special on a map, and then they grab you by the stomach the second you step out of the car. High Steel Bridge is one of those places, tucked deep in the forests of Washington at the end of a bumpy gravel road. You roll...
westsideseattle.com
LETTER: Sound Transit’s renderings mask the environmental reality at Pigeon Point
The "flattening" of this landscape—and the gloss over the highly criticized segments of the West Seattle alignment, including the Pigeon Point hillside and its Great Blue Heron rookery—highlight how 3D marketing renderings selectively transform massive, invasive engineering into an unrealistically clean and manicured public amenity. The severe reality...
shorelineareanews.com
Trains.com
FRA's Fink says funding for shunt enhancers ready, but delivery timelines uncertain: Analysis
SEATTLE — It’s been three years since testing indicated a solution for “loss of shunt,” the connectivity issues that can prevent grade crossing warning devices from operating as a train approaches. But trains are still awaiting the equipment that solves the problem. Following tests conducted by Canadian National in conjunction with Amtrak, CN issued a [...] Read More...
shorelineareanews.com
Tree removal along NE 145th St in Seattle and Shoreline
During October 2026, crews will be removing trees along NE 145th St between SR 522 and I-5. These trees are being removed to prepare for roadway improvements as part of Sound Transit’s Stride S3 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project. Sound Transit has worked to minimize tree removal where possible...
livingsnoqualmie.com
Final River Repair Project Work Brings Traffic Delays to SR 202
Traffic will alternate on State Route 202 in Fall City beginning Tuesday, Oct. 13, for landscaping along the state highway. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 13-14, SR 202 traffic will alternate just east of the SR 202/SR 203 roundabout where crews repaired erosion damage this past summer. People traveling in the area should expect delays.
livingsnoqualmie.com
Drivers Should Expect Overnight Delays Near I-90/SR 18 Interchange
Nightly closures on both directions of Interstate 90 begin Sunday, Oct. 11 near the I-90/State Route 18 interchange in Snoqualmie. From 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. nightly, beginning Sunday, Oct. 11 to Friday morning, Oct. 16, crews will close the Snoqualmie Parkway on-ramp to westbound I-90. Additionally, the right lane of the eastbound I-90 off-ramp to westbound SR 18 will close.
westsideseattle.com
What can you do about speeding in your neighborhood?
Are people speeding through your neighborhood? From Seattle to Burien it's extremely common and obviously dangerous. While distracted driving is the number one cause for accidents, speeding kills people. How can the average person get something done about it?. Nobody "likes" speed humps and obviously getting a ticket is no...
fox13seattle.com
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businessfacilities.com
Infrastructure & Incentives Update (Oct. 9, 2026)
This week’s Infrastructure & Incentives Update from Business Facilities for site selection decision-makers features the latest from Illinois, New Jersey, Texas, Nashville, Tennessee, and Seattle, Washington. In Illinois, MetroLink Connects Airports. This week marked the completion of the new MetroLink extension to MidAmerica St. Louis Airport in Mascoutah, Illinois....
everettpost.com
I-405 construction will close all SB lanes in Bothell this weekend
BOTHELL — Add in extra time for your weekend travel plans if it involves southbound I-405 through Bothell and the on-going construction zone. All lanes of southbound I-405 from SR 527 in Canyon Park to SR 522 will close Friday Oct. 9 at 10 p.m. and will not re-open until 4 a.m. Monday October 12, according to the Washington State Dept. of Transportation.
shorelineareanews.com
Long-term lane shifts and sidewalk closure on NE 185th St between 103rd Ave NE and Ross Rd
Starting Monday, October 12, 2026 crews will shift traffic lanes and close the south sidewalk on NE 185th St between 103rd Ave NE and Ross Rd for Stride construction. Work is scheduled Monday through Friday from 7am to 4pm until summer 2027 and includes utility work, roadway improvements, and station construction.