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For more than a decade, the West Seattle Triangle has been the neighborhood where Seattle’s big plans go to wait.

At a crowded community forum at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, Sound Transit officials and local leaders presented a transformed vision for the West Seattle Link Extension, announcing a redesign that identifies "at least" $2.6 billion in…MORE

As West Seattle neighbors voice mounting concerns over the $3.3 million Glassyard Commons RV safe lot and tiny home village at the bend where 2nd Ave SW meets W Marginal Way S.

The Alki Elementary School project team is reporting significant progress this April as the campus continues its transformation.

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) is calling on residents and workers across the city to participate in a series of community-police dialogues as part of its innovative "Before the Badge" (BTB) training program.

Information from Seattle Police Blotter

Seattle police detectives are investigating a violent robbery at a tent encampment inside of Rotary Viewpoint Park that injured three people this afternoon.

A 39 year old man was stabbed and seriously wounded in the stomach in the 4400 block of 35th SW on Sunday in the early morning hours after midnight. He was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition. 

 The No Kings Protest on March 28 in opposition to the policies of the Trump Administration filled the West Seattle Junction with hundreds of protestors.

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The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has released an updated plan for parking restrictions along 16th Ave SW near South Seattle College, modifying its original proposal after hearing from local residents and stakeholders.