Travelers using the International District/Chinatown Station should expect delays and allow extra travel time on Sunday, July 26, when shuttle buses replace 2 Line trains between the station and South Bellevue for planned maintenance on the Crosslake Connection.
A new generation of leaders graduates From SYLP
The Summer Youth Leadership Program (SYLP) celebrated six high school graduates on July 16, wrapping up its second year since the program was revived.
Philippine Consulate General opens in Seattle
Ambassador Henry Bensurto Jr. was formally welcomed as the Philippines’ new consul general during the inauguration of the Philippine Consulate General in Seattle last month.
ACRS receives $15,000 AARP grant to expand its digital literacy classes
Older adults in Seattle’s immigrant and refugee communities will soon have more opportunities to build essential digital skills, thanks to a $15,000 grant awarded to the Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS).
Chinatown Seafair Parade
Spectators gathered in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District on Sunday, July 19 as the annual Chinatown Seafair Parade celebrated the region’s Asian American heritage and community spirit.
Hobbs becomes NASS president
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs has been selected as president of the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS)—the nation’s oldest, nonpartisan professional organization for public officials.
UW expert: Permanent daylight saving time could have downsides
A University of Washington (UW) Medicine sleep expert says making daylight saving time permanent could do more harm than good when it comes to sleep, health and learning.
Alysa Liu’s Olympic success leads to ESPY win
Alysa Liu has won the prize for Best Breakthrough Athlete at the 2026 ESPYS.
Hobbs pushes back on Trump’s election claims
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs is rejecting President Donald Trump’s latest claims of widespread election fraud, saying Washington’s election system remains secure despite recent cuts to federal cybersecurity support.
Burglary ring that targeted Asian American business owners ends in prison sentences
Four Colombian nationals have been sentenced to federal prison after admitting they were part of a burglary ring that specifically targeted Asian American small business owners in Washington and Oregon, federal prosecutors said.
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