Leaders of the AANHPI community demanded greater action from state, county, and city leadership, as anywhere from 11,000 to 14,000 immigrants and refugees were set to lose their Apple Health coverage.
Filipino legislator behind bill making it illegal to impersonate ICE seeks to tackle affordability, further immigrant safety if elected
For the past 18 years, Edwin Obras has worked for the City of Seattle’s Human Services Department.
Seattle police surveillance program under the microscope
When Seattle police installed dozens of high-tech cameras in the Chinatown-International District (CID) last spring, residents and civil liberties advocates questioned whether the cameras would improve safety or threaten privacy.
Ke Huy Quan talks about his new memoir, “Never Say Die,” at Seattle’s Town Hall
From “boat person” to Oscar award winner. It’s the way that people have described Ke Huy Quan.
Former Spic ‘n Span site set for demolition to make way for affordable housing and community space
The Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority (SCIDpda) will be one step closer to realizing its vision for affordable housing at the site of the former Spic ‘n Span building.
George Liu, longtime presence at Northwest Asian Weekly, dies at 78
K. L. “George” Liu, husband of Northwest Asian Weekly founder Assunta Ng, has died.
South Seattle residents tell city what they value in next police chief
About 75 people gathered on Sept. 26 at the Van Asselt Community Center gym for the first of three public listening sessions intended to guide the city of Seattle’s search for its next police chief.
Ahead of midterm elections, fear and uncertainty swirl amongst Asian American voters
In the latest voting rollercoaster, the U.S. Supreme Court last week reaffirmed states’ rights to administer mail-in voting, but this week allowed the federal government to implement a voter eligibility database that states could opt into.
Vietnamese Heritage Night raises nearly $9K
Nearly $9,000 was raised for Friends of Little Saigon (FLS) during the first-ever Vietnamese Heritage Night with the Seattle Mariners, bringing about 1,800 community members together to celebrate Vietnamese culture and support Seattle’s Little Saigon.
CID businesses can file claims for losses tied to power outages
Businesses in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) affected by recent power outages can file claims with the city for losses, injuries or property damage they believe resulted from the outages, according to Seattle City Light.
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