The art project aims to make crosswalks more visible and lessen car-pedestrian collisions.

The four new camera locations, set to be implemented in 2027, will be Seattle's first 24/7 speed cameras after decades of enforcing speeds in school zones. The locations were chosen based on a prevale...

Decaying electrical cables, buried in the 1960s to beautify some of Seattle’s wealthiest neighborhoods, are the cause of the city’s long power outages.

The new trains feature ergonomic seats, upgraded WiFi, and a sleek new cafe car. They'll go into service on both the Seattle to Eugene and Seattle to Vancouver, B.C. routes. More trains are set to arr...

It’s early May and Councilmember Debora Juarez is about to do something enormously risky. The first draft of Sound Transit 3 is out, priced at a cool $50 billion. If approved by voters, it will conne...

New 24/7 speed safety cameras will enforce traffic laws on Rainier Ave, E Marginal Way, and Sand Point Way in Seattle.

After the Pinehurst opening, there won't be another new stop along the regional light rail system until at least 2031, in Rainier Valley.

Two aging bridges along S Jackson Street carry more than 1,400 buses every weekday, and are past the end of their design life. A new SDOT study confirms that major changes would need to be implemented...

Breakthrough technologies on the I-90 floating bridge make Seattle-Bellevue light rail a landmark on par with the Space Needle, Ballard Locks and Tacoma Narrows.

Could Portland, like Seattle 18 years ago, lose its NBA team? The script is familiar: A new owner demands hundreds of millions in tax dollars, and the threat looms.

Fare evasion on Metro Vancouver's public transit system is now a $40 million annual revenue loss problem, according to TransLink.

At issue is the character of Ballard and Seattle itself, with trail advocates and industrialists grappling for the future.

Roundabouts are taking over Washington, including right here in the Seattle area. Not everyone is good at using them; know how to navigate the newest ones.

Washington state’s gas tax, already among the highest in the nation, is going up next week.

Sound Transit's board is dominated by elected officials who don't use the system they oversee. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Plus a grim ferry workers poll, a messy chat about torts, and the Supremes hand farmers a bill.

The vehicles on American roads have grown larger — and they are killing thousands more pedestrians, a Times investigation found.

As currently drafted, BUILD America 250 would likely reinforce the United States’ car dependence, depriving Americans of affordable travel options and degrad…