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Here’s a thought, City Hall: Talk to us about parking
You often hear City of Seattle elected officials talk about how their decisions are data-driven and the product of an
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Pausing Seattle’s over-budget streetcar project has its own cost
The Seattle City Council has been here before — blindsided by a construction project suddenly over its budget. The latest problem:
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City transportation workers complain of gender bias, favoritism
Employees of the Seattle Department of Transportation perceive a workplace that discriminates against women, plays favoritism in hiring, limits opportunities
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As Puget Sound region grows, park and rides fill up
Local agencies can’t keep up with the demand driven by growth and commuters’ desire for transit options
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After employees’ complaints, Sound Transit sets new goals for CEO Rogoff
Three weeks after employee complaints against Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff surfaced, the transit agency’s Board of Directors signed