When the Seattle Chinese Post (SCP) announced that it was closing, there were tears.
Saving salmon and gas money — ‘Don’t Wait to Inflate’ encourages regular tire maintenance
A new initiative, “Don’t Wait to Inflate,” is encouraging drivers to take a simple yet impactful step toward safer roads and cleaner waterways, by checking their tire pressure monthly and adding air if needed.
Legacy of kindness: Herbert Tsuchiya’s life celebration planned
A celebration of life is planned for November, to commemorate the legacy of Herbert Minoru Tsuchiya, who passed away on Aug. 21. He was 90 years old.
SPD announce arrests in South Seattle robberies
The Seattle Police Department (SPD) has arrested several suspects linked to a string of violent home invasion robberies that have targeted Asian American residents in the South Seattle area.
Gene Moy, WWII vet and dancing enthusiast, passes away at 106
A beloved figure in the Seattle community known for his energetic spirit and passion for dancing, peacefully passed away in his sleep at the VA Hospital on Wednesday.
Washington state sees big increase in Asian population
New data from the 2020 Census finds that Washington state has become a top choice for many Asian groups.
Masakan Seattle scores a touchdown — Bringing Malaysian cuisine to NFL fans
Safira Ezani and her mom, Mas Puteh, owners of Malaysian food business Masakan Seattle, are preparing to serve their biggest audience since they started their business in 2020.
Police safety briefing reaches jaded ears
Grim-faced and sullen, about 50 residents of Beacon Hill and surrounding areas listened to a police representative give safety tips on Thursday night after a string of unsolved violent robberies hit their neighborhoods over the past few months.
SPD officer who called woman a ‘f—ing Chink placed on administrative leave
In a statement released on Friday, Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz addressed the recent controversy surrounding a police officer who made racist comments against his Chinese neighbor while off-duty.
SPD, SDOT join forces to address illegal street vending at 12th and Jackson
In an effort to combat illegal street vending that has been plaguing the Chinatown-International District (CID), the Seattle Police Department (SPD) has joined forces with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) for a comprehensive community improvement project.
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