Improvements to include Library Services, Transit Operations, Sewer Capacity, Pedestrian and Vehicle Mobility   Kari Page, Neighborhood Services Coordinator for the City of Kirkland, sent this letter titled, "Downtown Kirkland is on ...

Proposition 1 targets voter desires while asking us to ignore our crumbling infrastructure needs Remember way back, when... I think it was last year... everyone was screaming about how the ...

Microsoft dumps support in favor of its own Connector shuttle bus service as light rail plan ignores the needs of the Eastside Next week the voters will be asked, ...

From the City's Newsroom: Sound Transit and Evergreen Healthcare cordially invite you to join us October 29, 2008 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. DeYoung Pavilion on the Evergreen Healthcare Campus 12039 NE 128th Street Kirkland, WA 98034 We hope you'll join us ...

Dear Editor: Earlier this month I went to San Diego, courtesy of the Cascadia Center, where I visited the Public Transportation EXPO. There, I saw many state-of-the-art diesel and hybrid (single ...

The Kirkland City Council held a Special Council Meeting to answer questions of the Juanita neighborhood held Thursday evening at the Holy Spirit Lutheran Church in Juanita. Each council member spoke briefly about an issue and the audience was allowed to ...

An urban geographer uses un-rose-tinted glasses in peering into the crystal ball. He finds that we will not be able to do much about growing income segregation, congestion, gentrification in Seattle, and leapfrog development. Nor will rail transit help make things better...

Sound Transit is hosting an open house to answer any questions the community may have regarding the new transit center to be built in downtown. The design phase is largely completed so this open house is largely about getting acquainted with what is...

A rail or trail through Kirkland? 150 people showed up at Wednesday's open house for The Port of Seattle meeting regarding the BNSF rail line, the largest crowd at the Port open houses yet. There were representatives from the Port, Sound Transit, and King County.