Nicholas Deshais

Kitsap Transit was awarded $13.5 million as part of a $300 million slate of federal grants aimed at expanding and modernizing the nation's ferry systems.

The trail will be part of a network that links to urban bikeways in the Puget Sound area. But before this stretch is done, some landowners will be compensated.

It's a big weekend for changes in bus service for Metro and Community Transit. And Seattle's new G Line promises the region's most frequent transit service.

The Elwha and Klahowya were to be taken to Ecuador last month for recycling. But after issues with towing and allegations of mistreatment, WSF terminated the sale contract.

From rerouted bus lines to massive park-and-ride garages and a multi-use trail, light rail riders in Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace and Shoreline have many options.

Advocates say the crew members, from South and Central America, were mistreated and underpaid by their employer as they were stranded and unable to tow the retired state ferries.

You know the drill. Washington State Ferries is, again, warning Labor Day weekend passengers to prepare for long lines and extended wait times.

Think Whac-A-Mole: Mechanical issues with one boat led Kitsap Transit to cancel the Kingston route so two boats can remain on the Bremerton-to-Seattle route.

The four newest Link light rail stations north of Seattle have been magnets for apartment construction, with more than 10,000 units finished or underway.

As Washington struggles to maintain ferry service due to a lack of new boats, these retired vessels face an ignominious farewell: being cut up and melted down.