PORT TOWNSEND — Washington State Ferries inaugurates its newest boat Friday, marking the first time since 2007 that there will be two ferries on the route between Port Townsend and Coupeville. The ...

PORT TOWNSEND — The MV Kennewick will be the only ferry serving the Port Townsend-Coupeville route for the foreseeable future after the MV Salish was taken out of service Sunday by a grounding ...

SEATTLE — The Washington state ferry service was supposed to take delivery Thursday of its newest 64-car vessel, the Salish, but it still needs final Coast Guard approval of alarms and monitoring ...

PORT TOWNSEND — Washington State Ferry Chief David Moseley likely will be pelted with questions about the state’s plans for the MV Salish today, said the Port Townsend Ferry Advisory Board chairman.

SEATTLE - The Seattle-Bremerton ferry run will be reduced to one-boat service starting Tuesday due to unplanned steering repairs taking the ferry Salish out of service for a few days. The Salish is ...

The newest state ferry, the Salish, is undergoing sea trials in Puget Sound. The vessel is expected to begin serving the Port Townsend-Coupeville route this summer, restoring full two-boat service to ...

B.C. Ferries' Salish Orca. One of the Salish Orca’s thrusters broke down outside Powell River on Thursday afternoon, but the ferry managed to offload its passengers and continue to Comox. After the ...

The new 64-car ferry Salish will begin service on the Port Townsend/Coupeville route at noon on Friday, July 1, following a community celebration in Port Townsend on June 30. Two-boat service will ...

The Salish ferry will remain out of service through at least the end of August as crews work on issues related to the rudder and propulsion shaft. On Tuesday, ferry service from Coupeville to Port ...

EVERETT — The state’s newest ferry, the Salish, was towed to Everett on Monday to receive its finishing touches. As the 64-vehicle vessel has its deck covering, furniture and other interior features ...