Vashon-Maury Island road/seawall preservation eyed for major King County review
Two major Vashon-Maury Island travel corridors, and the seawalls that protect them, will be the focus of a major study to determine critical investments that will be needed in the coming years to preserve safety and mobility on the island.

K-9 team joins Metro Transit Police
Metro Transit Police recently welcomed two new members to the squad – Dep. Tim Morgan and his explosives-sniffing partner “Stevie.”

New boarding location for bus riders at Issaquah Park-and-Ride
Starting Saturday, March 24, transit passengers will have a new location to board and exit buses at the Issaquah Park-and-Ride.

King County hosts open house for update on plans to improve SW 98th Street in White Center
King County is hosting an open house to update the public on how the county and its partners plan to make Southwest 98th Street more inviting for pedestrians and bicycles between the White Center business district and the new Greenbridge housing area.

Demonstrations could disrupt bus service Sunday and Monday in downtown Seattle
Demonstrations and protest marches in downtown Seattle could disrupt transit service on Sunday and Monday, March 18 and 19.

King County proposes reducing the speed limit on four streets near Enumclaw
The King County Road Services Division will hold a public hearing Thursday, April 5 at 11 a.m. in downtown Seattle to gather public comment on a proposal to lower the speed limit on four streets near Enumclaw.

King County proposes reducing the speed limit on two sections of West Snoqualmie Valley Road Northeast
The King County Road Services Division will hold a public hearing on Thursday, April 5 at 9 a.m. in downtown Seattle to gather public comment on a proposal to lower the speed limit in two locations on West Snoqualmie Valley Road Northeast.

May Valley Road to close week of Feb. 26 for repairs
A section of Southeast May Valley Road between Renton and Issaquah will be closed for five days starting Monday, Feb. 26, while the King County Road Services Division fixes damage to the roadway and shoulder from recent winter storms.

Metro making bus-bike connection easier with new 3-bike racks
This week, King County Metro Transit is unveiling the latest addition to its fleet – new bike racks that hold up to three bicycles.

First ‘Transit Now’ bus service rolls out Saturday
Beginning Saturday, Feb. 10, King County Metro Transit will start rolling out more bus service thanks to a transit initiative recently approved by voters.