For nearly 40 years, she told everyone else’s stories. Now, with a children’s book under her arm, and a memoir to come, retired KING 5 anchor Lori Matsukawa is telling her own story.
Honoring William E. Franklin’s impact on international trade
The inaugural event for the William E. Franklin Endowment for International Trade took place on Nov. 16 at the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business.
Thanksgiving feast for 600 Chinese seniors in CID
The Seniors in Action Foundation hosted a special Thanksgiving dinner at Joyale Restaurant in the Chinatown-International District on Nov. 19, dedicated to 600 Chinese seniors.
With no AAPI on the city council, and an upcoming vacancy, attention turns to Tanya Woo
After the results of the city council election revealed that not a single Asian American or Pacific Islander (AAPI) candidate was elected, there was widespread concern and disappointment within the community—and hope that the only AAPI candidate who ran from South Seattle would be appointed to a seat opening around the end of the year.
An open letter to the Seattle City Council and a plea for Asian American representation
We, the undersigned leaders and representatives of the Asian American community in Seattle, write to you today to address a matter of significant importance to our community and to the diverse fabric of our city.
Locke joins Dorsey & Whitney
Former Gov. Gary Locke has joined international law firm Dorsey & Whitney as the firm’s Senior Advisor.
Distinguished Alumni Award for Denise Moriguchi
The Lakeside/St. Nicholas Alumni Association awarded Uwajimaya CEO Denise Moriguchi with the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award on Nov. 8.
The roller-coaster ride in Tanya Woo’s Seattle City Council race — There’s a silver lining for Woo
At 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 7, during election night, Tai Tung Restaurant was packed with Seattle City Council candidate Tanya Woo’s supporters.
Policing impact and ongoing safety concerns in Little Saigon
Two weeks after Mayor Bruce Harrell met with a coalition of developers, businesses, and activists from the Chinatown-International District (CID), drug dealing, break-ins, thefts, and sprawling drug use on the streets continues.
Rewriting the narrative — FSF fosters a love for language in elementary schoolers
A literary revolution is brewing, but not the type one might expect.
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