Oliver Thompson

A city-listed elevator at Union and First may be one of the few accessible ways to get from downtown's ridge down to Western Avenue and the waterfront below.

A busy weekend at Juanita Beach Park and LWTech leads into Veterans Day closures, while the city also adds a new name to the future NE 85th Street station area.

Repeated winter outages near 128th and nearby blocks have left households bracing for food loss, cold homes and another service interruption even during ordinary windstorms.

Budget talks are reviving familiar disputes over police hiring, survivor support, and the risk of using temporary dollars for programs with ongoing costs.

Reports centered near Pacific Place after repeated service drops from yesterday evening into this afternoon, though the issue did not appear to affect every Seattle neighborhood.

Seattle Parks and Recreation says the long-running restoration effort has been named a World Restoration Flagship, drawing international attention to the city's work to keep urban forests, wetlands, and other green spaces healthy.

A stronger Totem Lake walk begins near the shopping district, then leaves the storefront loop for the small lakeside park along the edge of the retail area.

Facet & Form says it has space, transportation and donor perks lined up as it looks for the right pantry partners and most-needed items on the Hill.