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  55 bus routes including 2 in the West Seattle area will be affected by changes coming from Metro on Sept. 28. In a press release on Sept. 18 Metro said, "Streamlined service on Interstate 90, better timed connections and more bus trips in…MORE

Update for Sept. 19 Police now say the same man that exposed himself to Holy Rosary students on Sept. 18 may have done the same at Westside School, both located in West Seattle.

Here are the details from SPD Det. Jeff Kappel:

On…MORE

Information from King County

Progress continues on the Barton CSO Control project. Puget Sound Energy spent the summer relocating select gas lines to accommodate the future bioretention swales. These gas lines have been relocated, and…MORE

The political melee between incumbent Mayor Mike McGinn and challenger Sen. Ed Murray (43rd District) was in full swing on Sept. 17 as the two faced off at the West Seattle Senior Center in front of a packed house.

The Q & A debate…MORE

The effort to bring a cooperative community grocery to the Delridge Neighborhood, the Delridge Grocery is still in the process of seeking member/owners. The neighborhood is considered a "food desert" since for many of its residents there is no…MORE

From K-5 STEM to Schmitz Park Elementary: SPS’s draft for the future Seattle Public Schools (SPS) released their Growth Boundaries draft on Sept. 17, and it includes several points of interest for West Seattle students and parents over the next…MORE

This story has been updated to include a statement from BGC Early Learning and Child Care Director Doug Chidgey

Ballard Boys and Girls Club Child Care Co-Directors Dena DeYoung and Hallie Larson stepped down from their jobs as of yesterday…MORE

In a press release Wesley Homes, a retirement organization based in Des Moines, Washington announced they have moved to the next level of discussion to consider taking on the sponsorship of The Kenney retirement community in West Seattle.…MORE

Imagine a community radio station tailored specifically for Ballard.

The possibilities are endless.

News. Talk. Local music. Heritage shows. Historical segments. Educational bits. Debates. PSAs. What have you.

It could be a…MORE

Julia PattersonKing County Councilmember

Thousands of people throughout South King County ride public transit every day. Many of these riders do not own cars and depend upon buses and trains to get to work and school, and to access…MORE