The agency’s six-year plan shows upgrades are coming to its fleet and to its station infrastructure.
The state will electrify the Clinton terminal as the route is set to receive the state’s first new hybrid-electric ferry by 2030.
Parts of Holly Drive and 16th Street are now limited to 25 miles per hour. Everett will eventually evaluate all of the city’s speed limits as part of a larger plan.
Board members denounced the spending. The family alleges a robotics team is too reliant on adults, but district reports have found otherwise.
Filings also show officials were unable to serve council candidate Niko Battle with court documents at his listed address.
Filings also show officials were unable to serve council candidate Niko Battle with court documents at his listed address.
An Everett couple’s votes weren’t counted after they dropped their ballots off at the post office on primary election day.
The partnership between Community Transit and Sno-Isle Libraries brings kids into a bus to listen to stories, sing and pretend to take the wheel.
Steve Nagy spent three years building a pathway for nearby pedestrians. But as it’s not up to code, city staff say it poses safety and liability risks.
Questions over Niko Battle’s eligibility have escalated to challenges in Snohomish County Superior Court and the county auditor’s office.
The new fines and restitution will be issued in addition to existing criminal penalties for graffiti violators.
The fire department recognized a teenager and three nurses after their efforts saved an 11-year-old from drowning in July.
The $441 million general fund budget brings about 18 additional full-time equivalent educator positions to the district.
As part of a regular update to its service hours, the agency will boost the frequencies of its Swift lines and other popular routes.
The ruling temporarily blocks federal agencies from withholding certain grants based on conditions the administration imposed without congressional approval.
Funding for the new skate infrastructure in south Everett’s Lions Park is partially covered by a county grant.
The annual summer arts festival will be open in downtown Everett on Saturday and Sunday.
The 360,000-square-foot, $274 million facility will serve as a hub for the agency’s new bus rapid transit network.
Construction — and the overnight lane closures that come with it — will resume on Sunday.
UPDATE
R.J. Whitlow trailed behind in a close race for second, but with few ballots left to count, it’s unlikely he’ll be able to make up the 116 vote gap.
