Washington Attorney General Nick Brown announced on Monday that Washington state has joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to block a new federal immigration rule that would give officials more discretion to consider an immigrant’s use of public benefits when reviewing applications for permanent residency.
Feleata Ma’ae named Seattle Storm’s 2026 Believe in Women honoree
Seattle entrepreneur and community leader Feleata Ma’ae has been named one of four 2026 Believe in Women Honorees by the Seattle Storm.
State board advances plan to make world languages optional for graduation
Changing the learning of world languages in Washington state is underway.
Hobbs urges WA voters to use ballot drop boxes
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs urged voters to remain calm Steve Hobbs and return their ballots early as the state continues its legal fight against new federal requirements governing election mail ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
Khosla family meets press prior to NFL kickoff
The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks kicked off the NFL season on Wednesday night against February’s opponent, the New England Patriots.
CID Night Market lands No. 3 in national ranking
The Chinatown-International District (CID) Night Market in Seattle has been ranked No. 3 among the best night markets in the United States by Time Out.
“Open that mail”: Ferguson signs executive order meant to mitigate federal cuts to Medicaid for immigrant, low-income, and rural communities
Surrounded by community and state health care officials during a news conference at International Community Health Services (ICHS) in the Chinatown International District (CID), Gov. Ferguson signed an executive order on Sept. 3 meant to fight back against H.R. 1, President Donald Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” that has served to gut Medicaid programs across the country and strip health care coverage from immigrants—11,000 of whom live in Washington state—starting on Oct. 1.
Asian Hall of Fame Founders Gala supports scholarships, celebrates Seattle roots
Asian Hall of Fame returned to its Seattle roots on Aug. 14 for its sold-out Founders Gala at the Washington Athletic Club, where philanthropists Jerry and Charlene Lee were inducted into the Class of 2026.
Cho: Officially off the market
Northwest Asian Weekly co-owner Sam Cho has tied the knot.
Tacoma man added to FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters
A Tacoma man accused of taking at least $600,000 in federal food assistance through an alleged SNAP fraud scheme has been added to the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list.
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