Seattle City Light spotlights Ruslan Radzhapov, an essential maintenance worker who ensures safe access to transmission towers and supports line crews.

SDOT seeks small businesses to manage King Street Station's project, with a $250K-$350K contract over three years, possibly extendable. Applications are due by April 29th, and a pre-submittal meeting is on April 16th.

Seattle's cruise season opens with economic prospects and Juneau prepares for tourist management, while both cities acknowledge environmental responsibilities.

Seattle is facing a weekend of traffic disruptions due to road closures for WSDOT maintenance, including SR 520, the SR 520 Trail, I-5, I-405 off-ramp, and the SR 99 tunnel.

New York's Marion Street Pedestrian Bridge completion leads to renewed construction on Alaskan Way, causing expected commuter disruptions starting April 8, with lane, sidewalk, and parking closures near Colman Dock.

Interstate 5 in Arlington reopened after a fatal early morning car accident involving a 29-year-old female pedestrian. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Seattle Mayor Harrell proposes a $1.35 billion transportation levy for infrastructure improvement, as reported by the Seattle Department of Transportation's blog.

Seattle launches Seek Then Speak, an online platform supporting sexual assault survivors with information and tools to report incidents and access services.

The Seattle Fire Department issued safety tips for e-bike and e-scooter users to prevent fires caused by lithium-ion batteries, emphasizing proper charging, care, and disposal.

The Plaza Garage pedestrian tunnel at the Capitol Campus will close temporarily from April 8th to 19th for skylight repairs, affecting nearby parking spots and requiring commuters to use alternative routes.

Mayor Bruce Harrell and SDOT commence the East Marginal Way Improvement Project to enhance Seattle's infrastructure with improved roads and bike safety.

Sidewalk repair at Washington's Capitol Campus will temporarily close pathways on April 5, with detours provided. Slabjack is contracted for the job, and progress may be weather-dependent.

Seattle has introduced two interactive maps for tracking tree notices and data, reflecting the city's commitment to balancing urban development with sustainability.