Monthly Archives: February 2022

Light rail tunnels to West Seattle Junction and Ballard took a step closer from dream to reality thanks to Sound Transit's latest analysis suggesting...

No problem: Fayetteville hasn't has minimum parking requirements for six years, so how is that going? Fare-free February: In the Salt Lake City area, the...

Later this year, Bellevue City Council will complete a years-long process to rezone the Wilburton neighborhood east of I-405. Historically a commercial and office...

While the editorial staff at the Seattle Times wring their hands about yet another Seattle Police Department (SPD) Crime Report, I ask: will the...

In the latest episode of The Urbanist's podcast, reporter Ray Dubicki and I talk about what's going on these days in Downtown Seattle. Ray...

As a companion to Climate Town's crossover video with Not Just Bikes on American cities, suburbs, and climate, Not Just Bikes looks at how...

Anna Zivarts, director of the Disability Mobility Initiative at Disability Rights Washington, will be our guest for The Urbanist's monthly meetup on March 8th...

As one of the few places in Seattle where industry rubs elbows with homes and small businesses, Georgetown is one of city's most distinctive...