To mark this year’s annual Day of Remembrance, grassroots advocacy organizations Tsuru for Solidarity and La Resistencia will hold a protest on Feb. 23 outside the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma.
Over public objection, Council approves SPD use of “less-lethal” weapons
On Tuesday afternoon, the Seattle City Council approved a measure allowing Seattle Police Department (SPD) officers to use “less-lethal” weapons in specific cases to control crowds.
Wing Luke Museum to hold special 100th birthday celebration in honor of Wing Luke and his lasting legacy
Civil rights icon and community activist Wing Luke would have turned 100 on Feb. 18.
Chase Bank and SPD to hold educational talk to educate public on how to avoid romance scams
Chase and the Seattle Police Department (SPD) will hold an informational meeting to teach people how to protect themselves from fraud and financial scams that often involve fake romantic overtures.
Former Councilmember Sawant allegedly denied visa, “physically fought” in Seattle’s Indian consulate
Seattle Indian consulate officials allegedly “physically fought” former Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant, after she arrived at the Consulate asking for an explanation for her emergency visa denial.
Friends of Little Sài Gòn opens call for artwork for exhibit marking 50th anniversary of end of war in Vietnam
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the end of the war in Vietnam, Friends of Little Sài Gòn has put out a call for community artwork for an exhibition called, “Our Past, Our Present, Our Future.”
Concert to raise funds to fix vandalized Jose Rizal statue to be held Friday at Dr. Jose Rizal Park
A benefit concert to raise funds to fix the vandalized statue of Jose Rizal will be held at Dr. Jose Rizal Park on Friday, Feb. 7. Funds will also be used towards public safety initiatives.
Golden Circle Honoree: Tuck Eng
Philanthropists come in many styles.
Video of person defacing Nihonmachi Alley mural released
Surveillance video of a person defacing the Nihonmachi Alley mural has been released by King5.
Golden Circle Honoree: Dolores Sibonga
As the first Filipina to practice law in Washington state, and later the first nonwhite woman to serve on the Seattle City Council, Dolores Dasalla Sibonga didn’t just break glass ceilings, she shattered them.
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