The Senate has confirmed former U.S. Rep. Michelle Steel as ambassador to South Korea— filling a diplomatic post that has been vacant since early 2025.
Seattle celebrates Immigrant Heritage Month, announces new investments
Mayor Katie Wilson on Thursday proclaimed June as Immigrant Heritage Month in Seattle, joining community leaders and advocates in celebrating the contributions of immigrants and refugees while highlighting a new $4 million investment in services and programs supporting immigrant communities.
Mayor announces new strategy for Little Saigon public safety concerns
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced a new strategy aimed at addressing longstanding public safety concerns in the city’s Little Saigon and North Beacon Hill neighborhoods, combining increased police enforcement with expanded social services and treatment options.
Seattle’s World Cup debut sparks joy; Juneteenth match carries deeper mission
The streets of Seattle were still packed with soccer fans three hours after the final whistle, local bars were filled with revelers, and at least one local CEO had a word for the global extravaganza: hope.
Filipino American judge appointed to Minnesota Supreme Court
Judge Reynaldo “Reggie” Aligada Jr. has been appointed to the Minnesota Supreme Court, becoming the first Asian American justice in the court’s history.
CID double stabbing
Seattle police are investigating a stabbing that left two adult men critically injured ON Sunday evening, in the Chinatown-International District (CID) neighborhood.
Seattle Foundation invests $500K in CID affordable housing project, World Cup programming
Seattle Foundation announced on Friday a $500,000 investment in the Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority (SCIDpda) to support affordable housing planning and community-focused programming tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Bellevue College enshrines ‘Never Again is Now’ as permanent art
The story behind some public artwork can involve specific kinds of prejudice in Asian American history.
New Department of Neighborhoods leader Pham centers community in directorial goals
Quynh Pham was just 2 years old when she and her family came to the United States from Vietnam in 1990.
Hwang siblings recognized for giving back to law enforcement community
The Seattle Police Department honored siblings Xander and Everly Hwang with Ingenuity Commendations during a June 10 awards ceremony at Seattle Police Headquarters.
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