Seattle Post-Intelligencer

A recent "political compromise" forces Metro to phase out the City's highly popular free bus service that serves over 10 million riders per year.

MIMBYs? Seattle plans to build a one-story light-rail station in the Roosevelt neighborhood's commercial district, but locals are fighting for greater density and reducing zoning restrictions on the site.

In Washington state, King County Council will vote on a measure to adopt a new algorithm for transit service policy.

A new road safety bill up for consideration in Washington would increase rules and regulations for motorists and cyclists.

The nation's first electric highway could be coming to the Pacific Northwest.

An ambitious bill encouraging dense, transit-oriented development in the Seattle area has drawn negative responses from residents who criticize its "one-size-fits-all" approach.

After a recent state ruling requiring Seattle and other Puget Sound cities to control polluted stormwater runoff, smaller cities and suburbs could be brought on board as well.

The Old Town neighborhood of Bellingham, WA, is a hangout for the homeless. The city plans to revitalize the area with new condo buildings, but locals fear that new residents won't mix well with the current ones.

Puget Sound voters strongly supported Sound Transit's sales tax measure to expand public transit while Washington state voters overwhelmingly rejected an Eyeman initiative to allow solo motorists to use carpool lanes during off-peak hours.

It's time for Seattle to take a few chances with its architecture, according to the author of this article.

Going beyond traditional approaches to public art, Washington's transit authority has launched a program that provides the city with art that expresses Seattle's "core identity."