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Lake City community buildings
come into view

Rendering by Mithun
Two community centered developments are in the works for Lake City.

With pollution in the rear view, Bridge debuts new Kent industrial building

By BRIAN MILLER

Bridge began planning the 13-acre project about four years ago.


Sound Transit seeks Heavy Civil GC/CM for Stride S3's last leg

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Construction kicked off late last month on the first two sections of Sound Transit's bus rapid transit (BRT) Stride S3 line, and the agency is finally on the hunt for a heavy civil general contractor/construction manager for the line's last leg in Lake Forest Park.

After land sales near station, 266 Shoreline units take shape

By BRIAN MILLER

About four years back, MSR Communities and architect Axis GFA began planning a 266-unit apartment project near the future Shoreline South/148th Station.

54 Central Area units planned

By JOURNAL STAFF

Gardner Global owns two facing development sites on 23rd Avenue, just north of Union Street. Both were once owned by Mount Calvary Christian Center.

Tiny house village opens on church land in Tukwila

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Low Income Housing Institute has opened a tiny house village on land owned by Church By the Side of the Road (CBSR) in Tukwila.

After Hours: Makers market March 21

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Columbia City Night Market returns March 21, bringing food trucks, live music and local vendors to the historic South Seattle neighborhood.

At The Movies: ‘Reminders of Him’ is a sad-happy Colleen Hoover adaptation

By MARK KENNEDY

The hunky, sweet hero in the new romantic drama “Reminders of Him” at one point turns to the movie's heroine and tells her: “I'm starting to wonder if you're the saddest girl I've never met.” It's hard to argue.


Ferguson set to sign ‘millionaires' tax'

By JOURNAL STAFF

Gov. Bob Ferguson said Wednesday he looked forward to signing the “millionaire's tax,” passed this week by the state Legislature after a day-long debate in the House and dozens of proposed amendments to the bill preceded its passage.

Renton Rite Aid trades for over $7M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A vacant former Rite Aid store, at 3116 N.E. Sunset Blvd. in the Highlands area, sold this week for over $7.2 million, according to King County records.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Lake City community buildings come into view

Business
State lawmakers rush to set rounding rules for when there are no pennies
Ferguson set to sign ‘millionaires' tax'
Stocks sink worldwide as oil jumps to $100 per barrel
Senate passes housing bill

Construction
Sound Transit seeks Heavy Civil GC/CM for Stride S3's last leg
Tiny house village opens on church land in Tukwila

Technology
Google overhauls its Maps app, adding in more AI features
Old NASA satellite plunges to Earth

Weekend
At The Movies: ‘Reminders of Him’ is a sad-happy Colleen Hoover adaptation
New permanent exhibition shows plaster casts of Pompeii victims frozen at the moment of their death
After Hours: Makers market March 21
Holi celebration at Seattle Center
Smaller portions are a big restaurant trend as customers watch their budgets and waistlines
Towering lava fountains of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano trigger park and highway closures
Cherry Festival March 13-29

Real Estate
After land sales near station, 266 Shoreline units take shape
Renton Rite Aid trades for over $7M
54 Central Area units planned
With pollution in the rear view, Bridge debuts new Kent industrial building
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Theo Angelis
Washington State Supreme Court
Mindy Roberts
Puget Sound Partnership
Laura Nettesheim
Swenson Say Fagét
Karina Bovee
Swenson Say Fagét





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