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After 30 years of helping immigrants, CCA forced to declare bankruptcy

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On March 31, an agency that provided education, employment, training, and career development services had to close its doors after 30 years

More services for Asians? An unexpected benefit in tolling 520

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When the groundhog failed to see its shadow this past February, people were eager to usher in spring early. But as trees and flower begin to bloom

10 female leaders who’ve made a big difference in the last year

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For International Women’s Day, we wanted to compile a list of amazing women around the globe who have made a significant impact in their countries and the world.

People for sale? – Part 1 of 2: What’s often left unsaid and unreported in the world of modern slavery

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In the mid 90s, advocates at the Asian & Pacific Islander Women & Family Safety Center (APIWFSC) were alarmed by a disturbing trend in domestic violence cases.

Second recent case of food stamp fraud casts shadow over Viet Wah

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This week, KING 5 Investigators reported on incidences of food stamp fraud at Viet Wah Supermarket in the International District (ID).

Seattle’s expulsion of Chinese citizens remembered 125 years later

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Born in a small town near Canton, China, Wing Luke became the first Asian American to win a seat on the Seattle City Council in 1962.

Ode to Spring to usher in 2011 Chinese New Year

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Ode to Spring 2011 is a festive cultural performance that celebrates the Chinese New Year. It will be held at 7:30 p.m., on Feb. 12, at the University of Washington’s Meany Theater.