A small fire in a fourth-floor bathroom at Uncle Bob’s Place on Monday was quickly put out by the building’s sprinkler system, preventing what could have been a much more serious incident.
Bellevue celebrates AANHPI Heritage Month with art exhibit
More than 150 people gathered at Bellevue City Hall on Friday evening to celebrate the opening of the city’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month Art Exhibit.
Community rallies to release detained Filipino single mother
A green card holder known only as “Ate Michelle” was released from the Northwest Detention Center (NWDC) on April 30 after a three-hour immigration hearing ended with a cancellation of her removal order, allowing her to remain in the U.S.
Police: Asian couple suspected in jewelry scam
Police are warning the public about a pair of suspected scammers—a man and a woman, both described as Asian—who have been approaching people near 200 Minkler Boulevard in Tukwila and walking off with their jewelry.
Two men stabbed near Hing Hay Park
Two men were stabbed Saturday night near Hing Hay Park in the Chinatown-International District after what police say was a fight that turned violent.
Seattle attorneys join national call to uphold Constitution amid rising legal pressures
More than 200 attorneys packed a courtroom at King County Superior Court on Thursday, May 1—joining colleagues across the country in a nationwide Law Day event to reaffirm their commitment to the U.S. Constitution and the rule of law.
Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month in the Seattle area
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, and the Seattle region is marking the occasion with an exciting array of cultural events, performances, and community celebrations that highlight the stories, art, and contributions of AAPI communities.
Free Shuttle returns to Seattle’s waterfront
Starting Friday, May 2, the free Downtown Waterfront Shuttle will resume service, offering accessible transportation for both locals and visitors looking to explore Seattle’s downtown waterfront.
Community vigil in Seattle honors victims of deadly Vancouver car attack
Dozens gathered at the Filipino Community of Seattle Community Center (FCSCC) on April 29 to honor the 11 people killed in a car-ramming attack at the Lapu-Lapu Day festival in Vancouver, British Columbia, a tragedy that has shaken Filipino communities on both sides of the border.
Amazon is not planning to show added tariff costs next to its online product listings
Amazon is not planning to list added tariff costs next to product prices on its site—despite speculation spanning from a report that claimed the e-commerce giant would soon show new import charges, as well as fiery comments from President Donald Trump’s White House denouncing such a move.
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