Wearing an oversized bucket hat, silver chains and a black Miu Miu shirt, 82-year-old Park Jeom-sun gesticulates, her voice rising and falling with staccato lines about growing chili peppers, cucumbers and eggplants.
South Korean woman sues government and adoption agency after her kidnapped daughter was sent abroad
A 70-year-old South Korean woman sued her government, an adoption agency, and an orphanage Monday over the adoption of her daughter, who was sent to the United States in 1976, months after she was kidnapped at age 4.
Top US trade official sees progress in helping workers. Voters will decide if her approach continues
As the U.S. trade representative, Katherine Tai is legally required to avoid discussing the presidential election.
Study: Anti-Asian attacks a major concern harassment in Western Washington
A survey conducted by The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) confirmed what many in the AAPI community in the Greater Seattle area realize—public safety and racialized attacks are a major problem.
Shooting in Seattle’s CID leaves man injured
Detectives are investigating a shooting that happened early Saturday, Oct. 5 in the Chinatown-International District (CID), injuring a 45-year-old man.
New Barbie doll celebrates Diwali
Mattel has introduced a special Diwali Barbie doll just in time for the upcoming festival of lights, set to be celebrated on Oct. 31.
Samantha Yun Wall wins 2024 Betty Bowen Award
Portland-based artist Samantha Yun Wall has been named the recipient of the 2024 Betty Bowen Award, announced jointly by the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) and the Betty Bowen Committee.
Seattle minimum wage increase effective on Jan. 1
On Thursday Oct. 4, The Seattle Office of Labor Standards (OLS) announced an increase to the Seattle minimum wage, effective Jan. 1, 2025.
Burglars cause upwards of $15,000 worth of damage to CID’s Tabletop Village
Brian Myers was on the phone with the police as soon as the car crashed into the front of the Chinatown-International District’s Tabletop Village, a gaming store, on Sept. 18.
CIA makes it easier for potential informants to share tips
The CIA wants to make it easier — and safer — for people in Iran, China and North Korea to share information with America’s premier spy agency.
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