President Joe Biden appointed Kendee Yamaguchi as Deputy Assistant Secretary for the International Trade Administration.
Community shows splintering over ST’s new transit hub
Every time a speaker at a Sound Transit (ST) board meeting on Feb. 23 came out in favor of building a new transit hub on Fourth Avenue—along the rim of the CID—scores of senior citizens sitting in the audience held up their hands and waved their fingers back and forth, like leaves fluttering on branches.
Leaders of House China panel denounce attack on Rep Judy Chu
The leaders of a new House select committee on China defended Democratic Rep. Judy Chu on Sunday, saying it was abhorrent and unacceptable for a GOP lawmaker to question her loyalty to the United States based on her Chinese heritage.
Asian Pacific American Caucus puts new pressure on Biden for labor secretary pick
The Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus is ramping up pressure on President Joe Biden to diversify his Cabinet by picking Julie Su to replace Labor Secretary Marty Walsh when he departs next month.
Sofia Aragon announces running for King County Council
Sofia Aragon is announcing her candidacy for King County Council District 8.
Gannibal: the latest in the on-screen trend of people eating people
Small-town Japan. You might think it’s an idyllic spot to nab yourself a discarded 18th century Japanese house and live out your days in pastoral bliss when it’s actually a hive of “Deliverance”-level backwards, backwoods tight-knit families that are cannibals.
Stupid Ed heads to Seattle
Comedian Ed Hill returns to Seattle on Feb. 25 to tune up for his off-Broadway show, “Stupid Ed.”
Seattle Asian American Film Festival: Back for more and back in the flesh
The annual Seattle Asian American Film Festival (SAAFF) returns this year, and returns to the big screen, for the first time since early 2020 before the statewide shutdown.
Seattle City Council Poised to Pass Nation’s First Ban on Caste Discrimination
A controversial resolution now before Seattle’s City Council has exposed a deep fault line among Indian Americans.
LA Sparks sign Yang Liwei, 2nd China-born player for team
The Los Angeles Sparks have signed guard Yang Liwei, who will become the second China-born player to suit up for the team.
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