State officials are trying to keep the dream of Cascadia high speed rail alive. A public survey on high speed rail options in the I-5 corridor is open through November 13.
Seattle Times opinion columnist Alex Fryer hates townhomes, but he is casting stones from a glass house. Despite his assurances otherwise, the million-dollar homeowner has not proposed a real solution for Seattle's housing affordability crisis.
Progressive Nilu Jenks has won a Seattle City Council seat based on the decisive 17-point lead she ran up on election night. She laid out urbanist-minded goals in a victory speech.
Democrats are on course to pick up more seats in the Washington State Legislature, even in former Republican strongholds. The popularity of the millionaires tax seems to have helped Democrats and hurt Republicans hoping to turn it into a wedge issue.
Facing dimming political prospects in the near-term, corporate leaders and conservatives moguls are spending more than ever to swing election outcomes and make elected officials think twice about aggressive action. It's not clear if it's working, as a recent tirade from Governor Bob Ferguson shows.
Nilu Jenks is the frontrunner in a special election in Seattle Council District 5, but conservatives are trying to take the wind of her sails with attack ads and land on a broader strategy to cling to power in 2027.
CityNerd's Ray Delahanty recently visited Philadelphia and he had a lot to say about Philly's impressive walkability and rapid transit access.
Recent data shows Link light rail ridership is down from its June peak, but still maintaining at a high level. Eight of the 10 busiest stations are in Seattle.
Located on the C and H Lines, Youngstown Flats is close to a future West Seattle light rail station. This acquisition marks the fledgling social housing developer's second purchase intended to preserve existing housing stock.
Pierce Transit's Prop 1 asks voters for a 0.3% sales tax increase to give local bus service a major boost. Tacoma transit advocate Cameron Johnson breaks down what the measure entails and what it could mean for transit riders across Pierce County.