Safe Wording

Next Stop: The U-District, the Center of Seattle's Vanishing Identity as a Filmgoer's Paradise

Ten Films About Trains and Transit You Can Rent After Taking the Train to the U-District

The Confirmation Is a Sweet, Gentle Tale of Fathers, Sons, and Tools

Less Magic in Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Cemetery of Splendor

The Mad Methods of the Residents in Theory of Obscurity

The Bronze Is a Good Film with a Very Acrobatic Sex Scene

Hello, My Name Is Doris Is Harold and Maude for Millennials

The Unlikely, Rewarding Convergence of Debacle Fest and Columbia City Theater

A New Reason to Take Light Rail to Columbia City

More Light Rail Stations Means More Busking, but It's Not Allowed on the Platforms

Feeling Color with Radiation City

Synesthetica Matures Their Honeyed, Futuristic Pop

For the Week of March 16

Single Women Are a Political Force to Be Reckoned With

Rebecca Traister on the GOP's Worst Nightmare

A World of Cuisines Awaits You from the Othello Light Rail Station

Maybe Some History and Geography Lessons, Too

Now That Light Rail Has Come to Capitol Hill, It's Time to Sell My Car

Related: Does Anyone Want to Buy a Car?

The Making of the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station

How They Built It, How Deep Underground It Goes, and What the Businesses Nearby Think

Person of Interest

Dick Falkenbury: Light Rail Enemy, Die-Hard Fan of Expanded Monorail

This Fall's Ballot Will Determine the Fate of the Next Phase of Mass Transit in Puget Sound

Sodo's Green Light District Just Got Much Easier to Get To

You Know There's a Glut of Weed Shops in Sodo, Right? Cannabis City Is Within Walking Distance of the Light Rail Station, and Ganja Goddess Will Send a Van to Pick You Up from the Station

How the Next Light Rail Expansion Could Bring Seattle More Affordable Housing

A New Requirement for Sound Transit 3 Would Put 80 Percent of the Agency's Surplus Land Toward Housing

Good-Bye, Rainier Avenue

I Hope to Never See That Street Again in My Life!

You Can Bring Your Bike on Light Rail, but Maybe Don't Bring Your Cargo Bike—For Now

Sound Transit Is Already Planning on Buying Train Cars That Will Fit Larger Bikes

Saturday Is “Launch Day” for Extended Light Rail Service

Do Our Light Rail Fare Enforcers Look Like the Communities They Serve?

They're Overwhelmingly White, and Sound Transit Wants to Change That