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Community spirit shines bright in the Junction and beyond. 

Sound Transit’s Executive Committee met on June 4, 2026, to discuss the future of the region's transit infrastructure, highlighting an updated system plan and a major study recommending the installation of fair gates at 14 key stations.

The local coffee landscape is shifting as Anchorhead Coffee prepares to open its latest location at the prominent corner of SW Alaska and California, moving into the space formerly occupied by Starbucks.

Facing a massive $34.5 billion long-term funding gap, the Sound Transit Board of Directors voted in a marathon six hour meeting on May 28, 2026, to adopt a restructured Sound Transit 3 (ST3) system plan.

By Jean Sherrard and Clay Eals

Seattle’s leading public historian has officially joined his city’s past.

Community leaders with the Highland Park Action Committee are demanding that the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) “hit pause” on the Highland Park Way SW Connection Project, alleging that current design options ignore c

As the global soccer community turns its attention to the Pacific Northwest, the King County Department of Local Services and White Center Pride are partnering to host “Gather for Goals,” a free community watch party and street fe

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) Crime Prevention unit is calling on residents to step outside and connect with their neighbors for the annual Seattle Night Out, scheduled for Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

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