Seattle's Building Inspections division reduces inspection availability from March 25-29 due to staff training, as noted on BuildingConnections.Seattle.gov.

The Port of Seattle may receive $3 million in federal funds to address noise for homes near the Seattle-Tacoma Airport, thanks to Senator Patty Murray's efforts.

The article provides energy-saving tips for renters in New York aiming to lower their bills and maintain comfort without violating their lease agreements.

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge tolls will persist longer than expected due to outstanding construction debts, with payments extended until at least 2033. Local businesses and commuters are concerned about the economic impact.

China Airlines resumes non-stop flights from Taipei to Seattle starting July 14, 2024, with a near-daily schedule on an Airbus A350-900. Discounts and bonus miles are offered to celebrate the service.

A mechanical issue left Seattle's Ballard Bridge stuck open, causing traffic congestion, until crews resolved the malfunction. Traffic has since returned to normal.

The article details views of America's deportation flight operations at Boeing Field, including descriptions of detainees boarding in restraints and concerns over their treatment and safety.

Severe windstorms in Western Washington have led to power outages, affecting 50,000 customers, with ongoing recovery efforts and no restoration time determined.

The DOJ launched a criminal investigation into a structural failure on a Boeing 737 Max 9 during an Alaska Airlines flight in January after a door plug blew off post-takeoff.

Boeing delivered the U.S. Navy Reserve's first P-8 Poseidon, enhancing maritime surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities, with VP-62 in Jacksonville set to operate the new aircraft.

Construction begins on Seattle's Route 48 project to improve transit times and safety, featuring bus-only lanes and signal upgrades, funded by local taxes and grants.

Sara Colling reflects on her work in transportation affecting public health and safety in Seattle, highlighting projects like the protected bike lane on Westlake and the Vision Zero initiative.

Expanded shuttle service now operates with increased frequency in Snoqualmie Valley, reducing wait times from 90 to 60 minutes, as Metro adds a third bus to improve connectivity.