Washington State Ferries completed the sale of the Elwha on Thursday, four months after a deal with a different buyer sank.

A retired Washington ferry will now become a floating office after it was recently purchased by a company in Everett.

The Elwha ferry, a fixture of Washington State Ferries (WSF) for over 50 years, has been sold to Everett Ship Repair for $100,000, where it will be repurposed into floating office and warehouse space.

Washington State Ferries riders should keep an eye out as reservations for the upcoming season are set to go live this week.

A Washington state lawmaker from Gig Harbor is backing a “contingency” bill in case bids for hybrid-electric ferries expected ...

It was cheap to take our car on a ferry from Townsend to Coupeville, where we explored Whidbey Island. On the ride, we saw ...

The Super-class ferry Elwha was born in the bustling waters of Puget Sound. Built in 1967, the Elwha was the last of the four ...

The Elwha — which spent over half a century sailing Puget Sound and beyond, sometimes tearing up ferry docks or ramming rocks ...

Seattle-based nonprofit Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking has been working with the ferry system since 2021.

The many Puget Sound ferry systems saw a boost in riders last year, as the state worked to regain its footing and other, ...

Washington State Ferries completed the sale of the Elwha on Thursday, four months after a deal with a different buyer sank. Everett Ship Repair bought the retired passenger ferry for $100,000 and had ...

Spring season is almost here and today vehicle reservations are available today for Washington State Ferries’ Spring 2025 schedule. This is for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands and Port Townsend ...