In her farewell remarks to her colleagues and constituents at this week’s City Council briefing on Nov. 25, outgoing District 8 Councilmember Tanya Woo highlighted her Seattle roots and commitment to serving the city.
Bellevue teen spreading smiles to seniors with her own nonprofit
When Aditi Dewangan’s grandfather passed, she turned her focus onto the elder population around her, particularly those living away from their families in senior care facilities.
Back to square one: Sound Transit reconsiders 5th Ave station in CID despite community opposition
Despite taking it off the table in 2022, following an outpouring of united community opposition to creating a new Sound Transit station on 5th Avenue in the Chinatown-International District (CID), the board of Sound Transit has announced that it is once again considering the option.
Sal Mungia will be the newest Washington Supreme Court Justice
Salvador “Sal” Mungia has narrowly defeated Dave Larson, a Federal Way Municipal Court judge, in the race for Washington State Supreme Court Justice Position #02.
Two new Bruce Lee-inspired murals by artist Louie Gong are coming to the CID
Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) neighborhood will soon showcase two new murals honoring the legendary Bruce Lee, one of the CID’s most celebrated figures.
Fob Sushi closes after controversial TikTok video
The TikTok personality who raved about a restaurant in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District gave Fob Sushi a thumbs down, triggering an investigation that led to the restaurant’s temporary shutdown.
Woman shot during robbery in Seattle’s CID
A woman was seriously injured in a shooting during a robbery early Monday morning in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District.
Harrell sets the stage for cleaner, safer streets in CID, Little Saigon, and downtown
In a move to enhance public safety and health across Seattle’s key neighborhoods, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the creation of a Downtown Activation Team (DAT).
From Bruce Lee to Chinatown: Sue Ann Kay reflects on her Seattle roots
“I’m 79, and in the Chinese calendar, you’re a year old when you’re born. So I’m using that I’m 80, because it sounds better,” Sue Ann Kay, a longtime Seattleite and Chinatown-International District advocate said with a laugh, during her recent Q&A with the Northwest Asian Weekly.
Musical nonprofit Totem Star helps keep heritage alive at King Street Station arts hub
Even though Daniel Pak started “kicking to the beat of the drum” at a jazz club in Honolulu, Hawai’i, while still in his mother’s womb, it wasn’t until middle school, when he picked up the acoustic guitar, that music clicked for Pak as a transformative medium.
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