Sound Transit wants your feedback on possible Link rail and station locations.
The road between Arlington and Lake Stevens has cracks and potholes. An emergency repairs contract is in the works.
Around $600 million will be poured into Snohomish County projects, including a U.S. 2 trestle replacement.
The city could build bike-only paths and sidewalks on Fulton Street between California Street and Pacific Avenue.
The county is planning how to accommodate newcomers. Here are four takeaways from newly adopted growth targets.
The bike racks are functional public art by artist Brian Borello, who made 22 for the city.
Both mountain passes across I-90 and U.S. 2 were shut off to travelers Monday morning.
The agency lost 8% of its drivers over a vaccine requirement. Hiring for those spots takes 12 to 16 weeks.
Expect traffic disruptions and weekend closures as crews build the roundabout at Highway 9 and South Lake Stevens Road.
State Democrats crafted the proposal that proposes roughly $600M of state investments in Snohomish County over 16 years.
Sound Transit cut 18 daily trips on express routes through March 19. Meanwhile, Community Transit is hiring.
Investments in highways, transit and culverts are part of Democrats’ proposal.
Justices will hear oral arguments this week in a civil rights case that could have a massive effect on bus and train service.
Culvert fixes, car-free transit improvements and designs for a U.S. 2 trestle replacement are in the proposed budget.
Lynnwood’s mayor joined the board helmed by Mukilteo’s mayor, and Mark Holmes is the new chief operating officer.
A contractor will replace 108 concrete panels and eight expansion joints on northbound lanes.
Residents can advise the city on where to expend resources for traffic calming.
Some council members and residents questioned the equity of a red-light and school-speed-zone program.
In a week, the number of employees who tested positive grew from 39 to 62. Absences and vacant positions have strained staff.
They got the two highest votes in an online public survey by Lynnwood Public Works.
