When Lila Shahani thinks about her husband, Vicente Rafael, the first thing that springs to mind are his feet.
New Tacoma city manager Kim devotes career to being public service “ambassador” for next generation of Asian Americans
From an early age, Hyun Kim knew he wanted to go into public service.
“I want to be able to leave … the door open behind me”: Laitila seeks to rep district she calls home
Natasha Laitila, a lifelong resident of the 29th Legislative District, has decided to throw her hat into the ring for the district representative seat.
Protestors demand Seattle mayor shut down surveillance cameras on her 100th day
Handmade signs rejected “total surveillance” and urged Seattle city leaders to “fund housing, education, food, not cameras” as more than 50 activists, community organizers, and neighborhood residents gathered outside Seattle City Hall on April 10.
Oops! Ichiro Statue revealed with broken bat
A statue honoring Mariners legend Ichiro Suzuki was unveiled on Friday morning outside T-Mobile Park, celebrating one of baseball’s most iconic players—but the moment came with a twist.
King County commission seeks new members to support immigrant, refugee communities
The King County Immigrant and Refugee Commission is looking for five new members and is accepting applications through April 30.
Ethnic Media Roundtable with Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson
The Mayor of Seattle dedicated an hour on March 31 to meet with Northwest Asian Weekly and approximately 30 other journalists from BIPOC communities across the greater Seattle area.
Pilot foot patrol program gets another month in CID
A foot patrol pilot program in Chinatown–International District (CID) is sticking around a little longer—and becoming a more regular presence on the streets around 12th Avenue South and South Jackson Street.
Months-long investigation leads to arrests in CID killing
Two people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 24-year-old man in the Chinatown-International District (CID) last fall.
Seattle Japanese Garden to close temporarily
The Seattle Japanese Garden will be temporarily closed this summer so Seattle Parks and Recreation can restore the north retaining wall.
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