Monthly Archives: September 2023
Two Hundred Plus Turn Out for Urbanist Bike Ride on Lake...
Featured guest Ray Delahanty of CityNerd was a big fan of the Lake Washington Boulevard open street.
On Saturday, The Urbanist hosted a bike ride...
Tacoma Celebrates the Opening of the Hilltop Streetcar Extension
The mood was jubilant during the ribbon cutting, but 12-minute peak frequencies fall short of promises.
On Saturday, Tacoma leaders cut the ribbon on the...
Op-Ed: New Drug Bill Relies on Trusting a Contemptuous Seattle Police...
The war on drugs is back, and Seattle is about to entrust SPD to carry it out with minimal guardrails.
This Tuesday, Seattle City Council...
Seattle’s Waterfront Bike Path Comes Into Focus, Narrower Than Past Promises...
Late changes to add curving nine-foot-wide bottlenecks and remove bollards will hinder the new bike path.
On Seattle's waterfront, visitors are now able to get...
Sunday Video: The Insane Ways Traffic Engineers Try to Make Streets...
In this CityNerd video, Ray Delahanty tackled the various bells and whistles traffic engineers use on street crossings so as to not provide actually...
Jaahnavi Kandula’s Killing Reveals Seattle’s Many Failings on Public Safety
What is a 23-year-old woman's life worth? To Daniel Auderer, Vice President of the Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG), apparently the answer is $11,000...
Link Light Rail Resumes Normal Service Saturday, Ending Maintenance Disruptions
Sound Transit will nearly double frequencies on Link light rail with the completion of maintenance work.
Sound Transit announced normal light rail service will resume...
Seattle’s Public Libraries Chart a New Strategic Direction
At its core, the strategy is built on the idea that “the library makes a difference in people’s lives and in the greater community."
All...