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- 149ers shift focus to Seahawks after historic win over Broncos●'We don't like them': 49ers quickly turn focus to Seahawks after historic win over Broncos https://www.nytimes.com/athle
The San Francisco 49ers followed up a historic victory over the Denver Broncos by immediately turning their attention to a divisional clash with the Seattle Seahawks. Players and coach Kyle Shanahan were blunt about the rivalry, with sentiments like 'We don't like them' summing up the mood around the upcoming matchup. The quick pivot has drawn attention given the intensity of the NFC West rivalry and possible playoff implications.
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The Calgary Flames begin their NHL season with a home game against the Seattle Kraken, puck drop set for 7pm MT. Fans in both Canada and the United States are following the matchup, with coverage including broadcast details on Sportsnet West and season-opening storylines around both clubs.
- 3The Athletic opens mailbag for Seahawks questions after 49ers game●Submit your questions for Andrew Destin's Seahawks mailbag https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7665875/2026/10/06/seahawks-
The Athletic's Seattle Seahawks writer Andrew Destin is inviting fans to submit questions for his latest Seahawks mailbag, with the call for submissions tied to the team's Week 5 matchup against NFC West rivals the San Francisco 49ers. The feature lets readers shape coverage of the team as the NFL season moves into its early stretch.
- 4Lily Allen performs 'West End Girl' at Seattle's Paramount Theatre▼Photos: Lily Allen performs 'West End Girl' at Seattle's Paramount Theatre
Lily Allen brought her 'West End Girl' show to Seattle's Paramount Theatre, with photo coverage of the performance shared by local outlet Seattle Refined. The songs draw on her recently released album of the same name, which has drawn attention for its candid subject matter. Photos from the night show Allen performing for a sold-out-style theatre crowd on her current run of dates.
- 5West Seattle High School Model UN attends first conference of the year▼READER REPORT: Study local, think global! West Seattle High School Model United Nations reports on first conference of the year
Students from West Seattle High School's Model United Nations club took part in their first conference of the school year, sharing their experience in a reader-submitted report to the West Seattle Blog. The write-up frames the club's motto as 'study local, think global,' highlighting students debating international issues and practicing diplomacy through the simulation program.
- 6Seahawks escape Chargers with sloppy win, eye 49ers showdown●Seahawks escape Chargers with sloppy win, vow to be better with 49ers showdown looming https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/
The Seattle Seahawks beat the Los Angeles Chargers in a penalty-filled game they described as sloppy, and players and coaches acknowledged they must clean up mistakes quickly. Attention is already turning to their upcoming NFC West matchup against the San Francisco 49ers, with the team vowing to perform at a higher level in that divisional clash.
- 7NFC West checks: 49ers rolling, Rams and Seahawks struggling●Rams, Seahawks don't seem quite right. 49ers are rolling, but can it last? Sando's Pick Six https://www.nytimes.com/athl
Mike Sando's latest Pick Six column examines the NFC West five weeks into the NFL season, arguing that the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks don't look quite right despite their records, while the San Francisco 49ers keep winning. The piece questions whether the 49ers' hot start can hold up over a full season in a division where their rivals appear flawed.
- 8West Seattle High students kick off Model UN season●Study local, think global! West Seattle High School Model United Nations reports on first conference of the year
West Seattle High School's Model United Nations team has reported on its first conference of the school year, sharing a rundown of the debate and diplomacy students took part in. The write-up, published on a local community news site, frames the club's motto as 'study local, think global,' highlighting how students take on the roles of country delegates to tackle international issues. It is a feel-good item showcasing student involvement in global affairs from a neighborhood school.
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The Genki Manta was featured in a hands-on preview at PAX West 2026, the gaming convention held in Seattle. The write-up from outlet SUPERJUMP offers a first close look at the device, though no further details about its features, pricing, or reception are included. Coverage of new hardware demos is a regular draw at the show.
- 1049ers beat injury-hit Broncos to stay unbeaten●49ers pull away from injury-riddled Broncos to stay perfect, set up showdown with Seahawks https://www.nytimes.com/athle
The San Francisco 49ers pulled away from an injury-riddled Denver Broncos to remain undefeated, setting up a showdown with the Seattle Seahawks. The Athletic's report highlighted the Broncos' injury problems as a key factor, with San Francisco pulling clear in the second half of Sunday's NFL matchup. Attention now turns to the upcoming NFC West clash against Seattle.
- 1149ers turn attention to Seahawks after beating Broncos▼'We don't like them': 49ers quickly turn focus to Seahawks after historic win over Broncos
Fresh off a historic win over the Denver Broncos, the San Francisco 49ers are already looking ahead to their divisional matchup with the Seattle Seahawks. Speaking to reporters, players and staff made clear the rivalry stakes, with one saying bluntly, 'We don't like them.' The comments set an aggressive tone for the upcoming NFC West clash and are drawing attention from fans and analysts following the team's strong start.
- 12West Seattle community art showcase opens at Southwest Library▼WEST SEATTLE ART: Community showcase opens at Southwest Library
A community art showcase has opened at the Southwest Library branch in West Seattle, giving local residents a venue to display and view work by neighborhood artists. The exhibit is being highlighted by local media as part of the area's ongoing arts and community events coverage, drawing attention from residents interested in neighborhood culture.
- 13Mariners face key questions in search for new manager▼Looking for new skipper, here are the key questions facing the Mariners this offseason
The Seattle Mariners are searching for a new manager this offseason, and analysts are weighing the key questions the club must answer before the season. Beyond hiring a skipper, discussion centers on how the choice will shape the team's direction and whether the club can build on recent campaigns in a competitive American League West.
- 14NFC West check-in: Rams, Seahawks shaky, 49ers surging●Rams, Seahawks don’t seem quite right. 49ers are rolling, but can it last? Sando’s Pick Six - The Athletic
Mike Sando's latest Pick Six column for The Athletic examines the state of the NFC West, arguing that neither the Los Angeles Rams nor the Seattle Seahawks look like the teams many expected this season, while the San Francisco 49ers are rolling. The piece weighs whether the 49ers' strong form is sustainable over the long run.
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Seattle and San Francisco are again at the center of a national debate over big tech, as the AI boom drives renewed economic growth in both cities while political backlash against the industry intensifies. The two West Coast hubs are being weighed as symbols of both technological leadership and growing public frustration with the tech sector's influence.
- 16Weekly COVID wastewater data released for King County, Washington●Greetings, here are the weekly # washingtonstate # kingcounty (that is, # seattle and environs) # COVID # COVID19 # wast
Weekly COVID-19 wastewater surveillance figures for Washington State and King County, covering the Seattle area, have been published, with the West Point sewage treatment plant among the sampling sites. The data comes from state rather than federal sources, a point emphasized amid ongoing uncertainty over federal public health reporting. Local residents track these updates to gauge current coronavirus transmission levels.
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Westside Seattle published its sports roundup for October 4, 2026, compiling the day's local scores, results and storylines. The roundup is a regular feature summarizing games and updates for readers in the West Seattle area. No specific results or standout events from this edition are detailed beyond the headline.
- 18Seahawks vs. 49ers NFC West showdown draws ticket demand●NFC West showdown—shop Seahawks vs. 49ers tickets
The Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers are set to meet in an NFC West divisional matchup, with ticket sellers promoting seats ahead of the game. Rivalry games between the two NFC West clubs typically carry heightened fan interest, and USA Today is pointing readers to ticket availability for the contest.
- 19Fauntleroy Church hosts Fall 2026 Recycle Roundup●HAPPENING NOW: Fall 2026 Recycle Roundup at Fauntleroy Church
Fauntleroy Church in West Seattle is holding its Fall 2026 Recycle Roundup, a community recycling event now underway. Residents are invited to drop off items for responsible disposal as part of the church's seasonal environmental effort. Local coverage notes the event is happening today, drawing neighborhood participation.