One of the Washington state police officers cleared of criminal charges in the 2020 death of Manuel Ellis—a Black man who was shocked, beaten and held facedown on a sidewalk as he pleaded for breath—has filed multimillion-dollar claims against local and state officials alleging defamation.
Theater show spotlights the stories of those who are Asian American and Jewish
David Chiu’s mother comes from a long line of Lithuanian Jews; his father is an immigrant from Hong Kong.
Hmong and other groups feel US race and ethnicity categories don’t represent them
The federal government recently reclassified race and ethnicity groups in an effort to better capture the diversity of the United States, but some groups feel the changes miss the mark.
WA Cares Fund: Get long-term care and stay in your home
Washingtonians will eventually need long-term care.
In full flight: Amy Tan’s “The Backyard Bird Chronicles” takes wing
Amy Tan might not have been the first Asian American author writing in the United States, yet she sure feels like the first for a lot of people.
Nippon Kan Theatre’s renaissance — Preserving the past, embracing the future
It started as a search for office space and turned into restoration of a local treasure.
Mam’s Bookstore event celebrates AAPI Heritage Month
Approximately two dozen people gathered at Mam’s Bookstore in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District on May 25 for an event aimed at uplifting the love, hope, and cultural pride within AAPI communities.
Hing Hay Park event Marks Veterans Day
In honor of Veterans Day, a commemorative event was held at Hing Hay Park on May 27, organized by Cathay Post 186.
Police investigate deadly crash in CID
Seattle Police are investigating a fatal collision in the Chinatown-International District (CID) on Sunday night.
Male assaulted in the CID dies from his injuries
A 46-year-old male assaulted in the Chinatown-International District (CID) earlier this month has died from his injuries.
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