Seattle City Municipal Court Judge Pooja Vaddadi has been reassigned to handle parking tickets and traffic infractions after a memo by the City Attorney’s Office, which disqualified her from hearing new criminal cases.
Yogesh Raut wins “Jeopardy!” Tournament of Champions, reveals disparity in quiz show world
If you don’t participate, you might have no idea of a world that exists across the United States, and the globe: A world of dedicated quiz show enthusiasts and trivia hounds.
Chinese Exclusion Act: Researching records and racism, with reverence
Each Wednesday, between late morning and early afternoon, a small group of dedicated volunteers meets at Seattle’s National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) headquarters, on Sand Point Way near Magnuson Park.
New UW athletic director Pat Chun
The University of Washington (UW) is reportedly hiring athletic director Pat Chun away from Apple Cup rival Washington State University (WSU).
AAPI voter turnout involves many unseen obstacles
You are voting for the first time. Your ballot arrives. But you can’t read it. The text is too small. And when you come to the candidates’ names, they look something like this:
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Wing Luke Dinner & Auction: Art, commerce, community, and “Coming Home”
The Wing Luke Museum’s 2024 Dinner & Auction, centered around the theme of “Coming Home.” As the evening benefit for the museum—which included a silent auction, raffle, conventional auction, and a good number of guest speakers—progressed, many of the folks onstage invoked that theme in various ways.
Democracy vouchers distributed for city elections
Seattle kicked off its Democracy Voucher program on March 12, giving eligible residents two $25 vouchers. These vouchers let people support City of Seattle candidates they like by giving their vouchers to those candidates.
Cherry blossom fever hits Seattle
As cherry blossom season paints the city with hues of pink, the University of Washington’s campus isn’t the only spot where these delicate blooms are stealing the spotlight. Little Saigon and Pike Place Market are also joining the seasonal spectacle, adding their own charm to Seattle’s springtime allure.
Yuko Kodama bids farewell to KBCS after 20 years of service
Yuko Kodama, a prominent figure at 91.3FM KBCS, bid farewell to the community radio station after nearly two decades of dedicated service. Kodama, who served as the News Director and Program Director, announced her resignation two weeks ago, with her last day being Friday, March 14, 2024.
Mayor Harrell’s forum charts course for Seattle’s public safety
Mayor Bruce Harrell addressed public safety in Seattle on Thursday in the first of several forums to discuss strategies for the future of the city. The public were invited to participate in real-time polling to address issues that most concern them. In addition to enforcement, he addressed preventative measures to keep everyone safe and provide treatment for those in need.
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