Seattle, WA News Roundup (9/3/25)

Collectible library postcards arrive: To celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month, the Seattle Public Library has released 27 limited-edition, artist-designed postcards—one per branch—available now at any circulation desk; start your postcard quest today — find out how to collect them all.

Waymo tests Seattle robotaxis: Waymo rolls out electric Jaguar I-Pace and Geely Zeekr AV self-driving vehicles in Seattle this week after years of Bellevue trials, positioning its service against 20,000 local ride-hail drivers — find out what this means for drivers and riders.

Lake Washington’s sunken forests: Underwater tree rings from centuries-old Douglas-firs have dated a magnitude-7 Seattle Fault quake to fall 923–spring 924 and even uncovered a double tremor — find out how.

ORCA Center opens today: DESC’s new post-overdose stabilization clinic at 515 Third Avenue provides 24/7 recovery support—from medication treatment and nursing care to showers and peer-led services — find out what it offers.

Tolls coming to SR 509: Starting September 29 at 5 a.m., drivers on SeaTac’s new expressway segment between I-5 and 24th Avenue South will need a Good To Go! pass for $1.20–$2.40 or pay an extra $2 per trip without an account — find out what you need to know.

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