Nancy Backus News Today

As part of a larger, system-wide approach to improve transit access in South King County, Metro’s Rapid Ride I Line Bus transit project will complete by 2026 an upgrade of Route 160 between Renton, Kent and Auburn.

Facility is a partnership with the City of Auburn and other public entities.

According to city documents, the individuals agreed to forfeit to the city their rights, title and interest to the cash.

The City of Auburn and the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority are at work nailing down the final details of an agreement that will see Sound Transit acquire the property it needs to build its long anticipated — and long delayed — second parking garage here.

Second garage for train commuters

The Auburn Reporter’s year in review.

After the resignation of CEO Julie Timm, the future of Sound Transit is suddenly uncertain.

Here is what Auburn Parks, Arts and Recreation has in store for holiday happenings in December.

When Auburn School District planners began tossing about ideas for the reconstruction of Terminal Park Elementary, they settled on an important principle.

Kent annexed the Bridges neighborhood of Lea Hill in 1987, making it a part of Kent that was not contiguous to its city boundaries. Auburn’s 2008 annexation of Lea Hill made the neighborhood an island of Kent surrounded on all sides by Auburn.