The warning period is over for three new red light cameras in Spokane.

Thery are located downtown at Browne Street southbound at 2nd Avenue, Maple Street southbound at 2nd Avenue, and 2nd Avenue westbound at Walnut Street.

Spokane installed the photo red cameras about a month ago.  Drivers didn't face fines for the first 30 days, but starting Monday tickets will be issued.

Drivers who run red lights at those intersections will get $124 tickets by mail.

Spokane Transit Authority's bus barn site on West Boone Street has now been cleaned up to the state's satisfaction after spills that affected the fueling, maintenance and repair facility twice in the past 25-years, placed it on the state's Hazardous Sites List. Groundwater monitoring and soil sampling for the past year and a half have met state standards and the Department of Ecology (DOE) says the site is now clean and no further cleanup is necessary.

Alaska Airlines announced Thursday that it's adding two new daily flights from Spokane to Seattle and Boise.  The service begins daily starting January 8, 2012.

The announcement comes just days after Southwest Airlines announced it would discontinue its service between Spokane and Seattle starting in January.

Alaska Airlines representatives said they were excited to expand service in the Pacific Northwest.