Decades ago, Chinatown-International District (CID) activist and community leader Bob Santos led the fight against bringing a McDonald’s to the CID—what Santos called in a 2005 Seattle Times article “the kind of development that would have destroyed the community.”
Seattle mayor authorizes three new camera areas after audit findings
Mayor Katie Wilson authorized the Seattle Police Department (SPD) to expand its police closed-circuit television (CCTV) network into three more neighborhoods, while promising new safeguards intended to keep the footage away from federal immigration enforcement.
Nguyen earns LPGA tour status
Seattle native Lauryn Nguyen did not set expectations going into her first year playing professional golf.
C.A.C.A. Seattle Lodge marks 15 years of annual rice drive
The Chinese American Citizens Alliance (C.A.C.A.) Seattle Lodge celebrated the 15th anniversary of its annual rice drive last month—distributing 1,500 pounds of rice and other gifts to 300 older adults in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID).
Racist signs disrupt Seattle Center Diwali celebration
A Diwali celebration at Seattle Center on Nov. 7 was disrupted by demonstrators carrying racist and anti-Hindu signs, prompting confrontations with attendees and condemnation from elected officials and community organizations.
Bunka no Hi 2026: A celebration of “Seattle Samurai” and Japanese cultural identity
A panel of Sam Goto’s comic “Seattle Tomodachi” on display during the Nov. 1 Bunka no Hi cultural festival. Photo by Madison Morgan.
Family, community to honor life of Federal Way teen Deejay Tuiasosopo
A memorial will be held Nov. 20 for Daniel “Deejay” Tuiasosopo, the 16-year-old Federal Way High School student and multisport athlete whose death has prompted an outpouring of support from family, friends, classmates and the community.
Art tour at Seattle Center is a refreshing chance to change your perspective
Art lovers are not stopped by rain.
Democratic wave brings historic firsts as Washington election results roll in
Initial election returns Tuesday night pointed to a sweeping Democratic victory across the country, with several historic milestones and a number of closely watched races in Washington state, including contests involving Asian American candidates.
Seattle restaurant Revel to close after 16 years
Seattle restaurant Revel will close Dec. 20, 2026, ending a 16-year run.
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