Ferguson unveils plan to return WA ferries to full domestic service levels by summer
Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled plans Thursday to fully restore the state’s domestic ferry service by this summer. The goal is to get 18 vessels in the water, with another three going through maintenance at various times — a return to levels last seen in 2019.
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WA Gov. Ferguson makes 'significant' announcement about future of Washington State FerriesWashington Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Thursday that Washington will delay the conversion of two ferries to hybrid electric ...
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Gov. Bob Ferguson reveals plan to save $4 billion that includes state job cuts, furloughsState Sen. Chris Gildon, a Puyallup Republican and Senate Republican budget leader, applauded the governor for coming up with ...
Washington State Gov. Bob Ferguson: “We must do everything we can to fully restore ferry service to pre-pandemic levels. This ...
SEATTLE — Gov. Bob Ferguson announced the hybrid conversion of two of the state's largest ferries will be delayed until after ...
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington state Governor Bob Ferguson on Thursday detailed his plans to address the projected $15 ...
As legislators look for ways to make up for an estimated $12 billion budget shortfall, the Washington state Senate passed a ...
The atmosphere in Olympia feels different to Washington House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary of Auburn, who credits ...
Finally, a governor is actually responding to the distress call long sounded by riders of the Washington State Ferries.
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