State Senate Bill 5574, a bill which would require Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) history to be taught in K-12 social studies in Washington state by the 2029-2030 school year, did not make its way out of committee.
New Seattle park to be named after late Councilmember Cheryl Chow
Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) has announced that it will open a new park in the Rainier Valley, and name it after late Seattle Councilmember Cheryl Chow.
AAPI filmmaker behind “She Marches in Chinatown” killed Sunday night by speeding driver
Della Chen, the Seattle filmmaker behind the educational, stereotype-breaking documentary, “She Marches in Chinatown,” was hit and killed Sunday night by a speeding driver, the Seattle Times reported.
Harbor City dim sum restaurant to close after almost 40 years
After nearly four decades, longtime Chinatown-International District dim sum restaurant Harbor City will permanently shut its doors on Feb. 28, according to reports by Vanishing Seattle and the Seattle Times.
Wing Luke Museum announces exhibition partnership with award-winning podcast “Ten Thousand Things”
The Wing Luke Museum has announced its “Ten Thousand Things” exhibit, inspired by the award-winning podcast of the same name.
Hundreds attend CIDBIA’s Lunar New Year festival
“One who has been drenched by the rain is not afraid of a few dew drops,” an old Chinese proverb says.
March to remember Chinese expulsion in Seattle highlights immigrants
The weather—and everyone’s spirits—held for the 5th Annual Chinese Expulsion Remembrance March for the Future on Feb. 23.
Tsuru for Solidarity rally draws crowd of hundreds to CID after Pike Place Market cancels Day of Remembrance event
A crowd of more than 400 marched from Hing Hay Park to Chiyo’s Garden on Nihonmachi Alley to commemorate the Day of Remembrance, and protest the White House’s draconian anti-immigrant policies.
King County Metro to reopen four closed bus stops near 12 & Jackson
King County Metro has announced that it will soon reopen four bus stops near 12 Avenue South and South Jackson Street, following city and county law enforcement efforts to improve community safety in Little Sài Gòn.
Washington State Legislature holds Day of Remembrance ceremonies
Hosted by Sen. Bob Hasegawa (D-Tukwila) and Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos (D-Seattle), the Washington State Legislature on Wednesday observed the Day of Remembrance.
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