Monthly Archives: January 2022
Moving the Ballard Bridge Will Remake Northwest Seattle for the Better
Prepare for light rail, slow down Interbay, and save 15th Avenue
Imagine for a moment taking a pleasant walk from Ballard to Queen Anne. Coming...
Call to Action: Weigh in on the Future of Seattle’s Industrial...
Seattleites have the opportunity to provide feedback on four alternatives guiding the future of our Industrial and Maritime lands during two upcoming public hearings:...
OPA Confirms SPD Orchestrated Proud Boys in the CHOP Hoax, Recommends...
A Seattle Office of Police Accountability (OPA) report released last week belatedly confirmed what Spekulation and some other activists said happened in the summer...
Bateman, Macri, Das Propose Missing Middle Housing Bill Tackling Exclusionary Zoning...
Washington could follow in the example of Oregon and California by chipping away at the predominance of single-family zoning across the state with new...
Midweek Video: Canada’s Incredible New Intercity Trains
RM Transit shows off Via Rail's new Siemens Venture class equipment, which is also coming to Amtrak services like Cascades.
Council Elects Juarez President, Swears In Nelson, Mostly Keeps Same Committee...
Yesterday the Seattle City Council unanimously elected Debora Juarez as Council President after a unusually concerted and public campaign that included lobbying from Seattle...
Harrell Pledges Bold Agenda in Inaugural Speech
Styling himself a progressive rather than a moderate, Mayor Bruce Harrell promised to enact a bold agenda and pledged to listen and work with...
What We’re Reading: Pedestrian Streets, Equitable Congestion Pricing, and a New...
Pedestrian streets: Ellensburg is considering how it might pedestrianize streets.
Missouri: Missouri River Runner Amtrak service is getting cutting back to one daily trip between...