The ORCA Joint Board just approved an agreement with the Seattle Center Monorail, and so beginning around September, you'll be able to use the Orca cards as payment for the two-minute, one-mile ride that heads a few blocks over to Westlake Center.
Washington's Democratic Party is asking voters if they'd rather mail in the selection for their preferred candidate, rather than caucusing, a method that has proved difficult to manage in terms of turnout.
The sweeping upzoning legislaztion in the Mandatory Housing Affordability bill is being enacted in numerous neighborhoods across Seattle, but the Seattle City Council has agreed to exempt University Way, at least for the moment.
Ethics continue to come up as a hot button issue for council candidates, with District 4 challenger Alex Pedersen issuing a statement criticizing the current council for accepting outside jobs.
Helping people from becoming homeless in the first place has some lawmakers pushing eviction reform bills, including several that passed this last week.
An aviation industry analyst says that while Sunday's tragic, fatal crash of a Boeing 737 MAX 8 in Ethiopia is similar to a crash four months ago, the MAX 8 program will likely continue after taking a hit.
Supporters of Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant, who is running for a third term, were exuberant Sunday at her reelection campaign launch party.
A Lake Stevens father said he was forced to fight off an armed intruder he and his son found hiding in their garage Friday. The evidence he found in the aftermath made him believe that man may have been looking to ambush him.
From testing the rape kit backlog to eliminating or extending the statute of limitations for certain sex crimes, sexual assault reform bills are moving quickly through the Washington state Legislature.
The demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct was far more than a historic event for developers in the area, as property sales have skyrocketed since the process first kicked off.
An estimate from Sound Transit claiming that it would cost significantly more to build a new maintenance facility over Midway Landfill than on the current site of a new Dick's Drive-In is being called into question by the City of Kent.
The Marysville Police Department is asking the public's help in identifying three people who could help in the investigation of a fatal hit-and-run from last month.
