Mayor Katie B. Wilson announced three significant milestones today in her ongoing effort to rapidly increase the city's emergency housing capacity, signaling a major step forward for "The Wilson Plan".
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Saka fast-tracks neighborhood safety: District 1 to receive $2 million in targeted traffic improvements
Wed, 05/06/26
District 1 Councilmember Rob Saka is moving to accelerate several long-awaited traffic safety improvements across West Seattle and South Park, utilizing the newly established District Project Fund (DPF) to bypass traditional burea
MORECelebrating local impact: West Seattle Chamber announces 2026 Westside Award recipients
Tue, 05/05/26
The West Seattle Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Nucor Steel Seattle, is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 Westside Awards.
MOREWhite Center to bloom with Second Annual Spring Fling Block Party
Tue, 05/05/26
The local community is preparing to take to the streets this weekend for the 2nd Annual Spring Fling Block Party.
MOREMotorcyclist killed in fatal fall from West Seattle Bridge off-ramp
Tue, 05/05/26
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Detectives are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash that occurred early Tuesday morning on the West Seattle Bridge.
MOREMorgan Junction prepares for a busy May: Park expansions, infrastructure upgrades, and local arts
Mon, 05/04/26
Residents of the Morgan Junction community have a packed schedule this May, with the latest community bulletin highlighting several key meetings regarding local infrastructure, park developments, and neighborhood celebrations.
MORESecond suspect identified in deadly Belltown fentanyl robbery as Seattle man pleads Not Guilty
Fri, 05/01/26
A second suspect is now facing potential charges in connection with a fatal April 9 home invasion in Belltown, just as 27-year-old Bradley Allen Might entered a not guilty plea for his alleged role in the crime.
MORECity schedules public meeting for Delridge Triangle as neighbors demand action following critical shooting
Fri, 05/01/26
The City of Seattle has announced a public drop-in session to discuss the future of the Delridge Triangle, a city-owned plot of land that has recently become the focal point of community outrage following a violent shootin
MORESouth Delridge neighbors demand action after critical shooting at public land encampment
Thu, 04/30/26
Residents of South Delridge are demanding immediate government intervention following a violent shooting at a long-standing encampment that has left a man fighting for his life.
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