Monthly Archives: October 2023
Obstacles Mount for Ballard Link’s Chinatown and Midtown Station Options
Advocates worry Sound Transit is tilting the scales in favor of the board's preferred alternatives of skipping Chinatown and Midtown and shifting Denny Station...
Join Us on Our Journey to Another Decade of The Urbanist
Give today to invest in the next 10 years of Urbanist success.
Are we there yet? This is a familiar phrase heard during a long...
E-Bikes Are Taking Off in Seattle
With prices dropping and a state rebate coming soon, e-bike sales are booming. Here are tips for those looking to hop on the e-cargo...
Regional Officials Hit the Brakes on More Suburban Sprawl Near I-90
A meeting of an obscure regional planning body got tense last week as elected officials sparred over the issue of expanding King County's urban growth...
Harrell’s Dual-Responder Proposal Would Fail to Civilianize Crisis Response
Seattle's road to a non-police alternative to address its behavioral health crisis has been a long, convoluted one.
This month the new Community Assisted Response...
Bremerton’s Bike Network Approaches Its Moment of Truth
Bremerton is set to double its bike lanes, but will the City follow though to create a true network?
Twelve watery miles due west of...
Sunday Video: Do Cities Still Need Metros?
RM Transit's latest video takes a look at whether major cities should still plan their transit networks around a subway network, also referred to...