Washington State approves the transfer of 404.1 acres in Clallam County to support an off-channel reservoir project and create a new park for conservation and recreation.

Asphalt overlaying on 15th Avenue Southwest in the Capitol campus area is set to cause detours, with full closures and scheduled work on June 5-6, weather permitting.

Bellevue is revitalizing the historical Wilburton Trestle into a pedestrian trail as part of the Eastrail network, a project set to finish in 2026 with diverse funding sources.

The Wilburton Trestle in King County will be converted into a trail bridge as part of the 42-mile Eastrail network, with funding from public and private sources, including Amazon. It is expected to complete by fall 2026.

New tsunami preparedness strategies have been launched for Washington's Port of Anacortes, involving evacuation plans, infrastructure improvements, and predictive modeling for potential disasters.

Seattle's waterfront is being revitalized with the Alaskan Way Safety Project, featuring a 0.6-mile bike lane and reduced traffic lanes to enhance safety and accessibility as part of the city's Vision Zero program.

Wreckage of a missing plane was found on Humpback Mountain; pilot Jerry Riedinger was pronounced dead at the scene.

Clark County announces summer roadwork to improve infrastructure, advising residents and drivers to expect detours and delays and to check the county's website for updates.

The article details safety upgrades at the intersection of Highland Park Way SW and SW Holden St, including new traffic lines, a signal with cameras, and better pedestrian features as part of Seattle's Vision Zero initiative.

The first public hearing for Seattle's 2024 Transportation Levy renewal is set for 4:30 PM at City Hall, with options for in-person and virtual participation.

Seattle's SDOT has updated its Vision Zero Action Plan to improve road safety and reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries, using a Safe System Approach with increased safety investments.

Snohomish County announces a roadwork plan to improve 73 miles of roads, aiming for smoother drives and extended pavement lifespan, with at least one lane open during construction.

Seattle's Highland Park Way SW is set for an upgrade to improve safety for cyclists, pedestrians, and others, with SDOT inviting public input on three proposed models for the project.