The ubiquitous tap-to-pay technology that has become commonplace in grocery stores and coffee shops is coming to Seattle-area ...

Seattle has officially launched the tap-to-pay feature for public transportation, an alternative to the ORCA card.

A new Tap to Pay feature by One Regional Card for All (ORCA) will allow transit riders to use credit and debit cards and digital wallets to pay for transit across the Puget Sound region.

Officials are warning anyone coming to the event or trying to travel through Seattle to prepare for heavy traffic.

Passengers can use a contactless Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express card, or mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay.

More money is being spent on security guards and anti-theft devices, but copper wire is still being stolen and train service ...

SEATTLE — After a week of service disruptions, the Link light rail returned to its regular service Monday morning. Passengers are no longer required to transfer at Pioneer Square station in any ...

The autumn nip in the air means one thing—rain is coming. After a hot, dry summer, the shifting forecasts will provoke some grumbles, perhaps nowhere more audible than in Everett, where mudslides ...

Sound Transit will offer additional service on Wednesday, Feb. 11, for the city’s parade to mark the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl championship. Up to 1 million fans are expected for events including a ...

Seattle city leaders are taking an early step toward reshaping one of downtown’s busiest blocks. A City Council committee on ...

Transit agency King County Metro and transit tech company Via this week launched a new on-demand ride service in the Seattle area. (King County Metro Photo) King County Metro, the transportation ...

Seattle City Council is advancing plans to better coordinate transit and park projects at Westlake, aiming to improve safety ...