Police arrested a 30-year-old man on Nov. 25 in the Chinatown–International District (CID) after spotting him near 12th Avenue South and South King Street, where they say he had outstanding warrants and was carrying a machete.
Korean Consulate among buildings, cars and people attacked by crowbar-wielding suspect in Seattle
A man has been booked into King County Jail after police say he used a crowbar to attack two pedestrians, smashed windows of multiple cars and businesses, including the Korean Consulate in Queen Anne.
Keeping door open for AAPI representation is “one of my sacred duties” for first Japanese American Pierce County Councilmember Bryan Yambe
Newly elected Pierce County Councilmember Bryan Yambe (D5) was born into politics.
Exhibit honors Southeast Asian refugee resettlement
A new exhibition at the Washington State History Museum explores the journeys of refugees from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia who resettled in Washington after the Vietnam War, reflecting on 50 years since the 1975 Fall of Saigon.
Fain becomes First Korean American on King County Council
Steffanie Fain was sworn in Nov. 25 as the King County Council member for District 5, which includes Kent, Renton, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines and Normandy Park.
Public drug use in CID leads to arrest
A 30-year-old man was arrested on Nov. 20 after officers on foot patrol saw him using what appeared to be fentanyl in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District (CID).
450 chickens donated to ACRS Food Bank
Volunteers delivered hundreds of hot meals and staple foods to the Asian Counseling and Referral Service food bank this week, continuing a longstanding community effort timed to the holiday season.
PSSBL keeps the dream alive for adults
Before it became a 1,100-player powerhouse, the Puget Sound Senior Baseball League (PSSBL) consisted of just one nervous founder standing on an empty diamond, wondering if anyone else loved the game as much as he did.
Seattle Mayor-Elect names transition team
Seattle Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson has announced key leaders for her transition team, tapping experienced local figures to help shape her administration.
Bodies remember what archives erase: Scholars confront Indonesia’s 60-year silence on genocide
In a rural Indonesian village during the 1980s, Rachmi Diyah Larasati was forced to watch a propaganda film designed to terrorize children.
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