Monthly Archives: January 2018
Democrats Need To Stand Up For Sound Transit
Next week the 2018 legislative session opens, and it will be the first one in six years where Democrats hold majorities in both houses.
So why are...
Neighborhood Parking Reform: A First Glimpse for the Seattle City Council
Neighborhood parking reforms could soon be headed to a block near you. A suit of regulatory changes are being reviewed by the Seattle City...
Seattle City Council Briefed on Busy Year of Planning Ahead in...
On Wednesday, Seattle City Councilmembers convened for the first Planning, Land Use, and Zoning (PLUZ) Committee meeting of the year. While regulatory reform related...
Your Voice, Your Choice 2018 Has Begun
Seattle's Participatory Budgeting program for parks and street projects, Your Voice, Your Choice, is back for its second year, with a funding increase for...
2017 In Review
2017 was a banner year for Seattle. We led the country in construction cranes, in population growth rate, in transit ridership growth, and--much to...
For Now, Fewer Amtrak Cascades Trains Running Between Seattle and Portland
On Friday, Amtrak released a new timetable for service on the Cascadia Corridor between Seattle and Portland cancelling two daily roundtrips. Service will revert...
Colman Ferry Dock Reconstruction Underway, Ferry Schedule Changes Ahead
Seattle's Colman Ferry Dock is under heavy reconstruction to fully overhaul the ferry terminal for the first time in decades with new buildings--including a...
57-Story Proposal for Civic Square Gets Second Design Review Tomorrow
The saga of Civic Square will take a step closer to a conclusion at a second Early Design Guidance meeting with the Downtown Design...