As federal agencies continue to besiege immigrant communities across the country, community organizers gathered in front of the Washington Department of Licensing (DOL) office in Tukwila on Thursday to protest the agency repeatedly breaking state law by allowing federal immigration agencies to access driver data.
Whidbey Island teen wows attendees of the Bruce Lee USPS stamp unveiling ceremony
“I want to be a famous pop star,” Genelia Lai told the Northwest Asian Weekly.
Asian Americans push back against “divisive” rhetoric in Trump’s State of the Union
Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus Chair Grace Meng, a Democratic representative from New York, and several Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) organization heads issued statements following President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address in Washington, D.C., last night.
Democratic senators, WA Sec. of State Hobbs speak out against Trump ahead of State of the Union address
Several Democratic senators and their guests, including Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs, spoke out against President Donald Trump’s policies and Republicans’ pending legislative actions in advance of Trump’s State of the Union address at a press conference in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 24.
Washington bill requiring Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, Latino, and Black history in K-12 schools gets sidelined
Filibuster tactics and a crowded legislative calendar can combine to become a potent obstacle.
Sen. Cantwell, Sec. Hobbs head to Washington to highlight act that would lead to voter disenfranchisement
Washington Sen. Maria Cantwell and Sec. of State Steve Hobbs will attend tomorrow’s State of the Union Address in Washington, D.C., to highlight the SAVE America Act, a bill that, if passed, would disenfranchise thousands of voters across the United States, just before the 2026 elections.
Officers arrest man with knife, machete in CID
Seattle police officers arrested a 42-year-old man armed with a knife and machete on the morning of Feb. 19.
Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs
The United States Supreme Court today ruled that President Donald Trump’s tariffs are illegal.
“We will be the ancestors we want to be”: Tsuru for Solidarity uses Day of Remembrance to decry ongoing incarceration, deportation
“What kind of ancestors do we want to be?” Erin Shigaki asked a small group of protestors, gathered just outside the King County International Airport.
U.S. Postal Service unveils Bruce Lee Forever Stamp at historic Seattle ceremony
A ceremony for a new U.S. stamp is no ordinary event.
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