Before sprawling development replaced many of Bainbridge Island’s berry fields, generations of Filipino and Indigenous families built their lives around farming, hard labor, and community.
Choe, Winkler-Chin, Castro Luna recognized at Brava Awards
The Women’s University Club honored three Seattle leaders at its Brava Awards ceremony on April 29, recognizing their contributions to civic life, housing, and the arts in the Puget Sound region.
Seattle Channel’s Susan Han to retire after 18 years
Susan Han, senior producer of the public affairs program City Inside/Out at the Seattle Channel, is retiring this month after nearly two decades of covering politics and community issues in Seattle.
How Asian Americans are finding community through fitness
On any given evening in the Seattle area, you can find pockets of community forming in unexpected places: the rhythmic thud of lion dance drums in a kung fu studio, the steady pop of pickleball paddles at public courts, or the quiet focus of climbers scaling indoor walls.
Free shuttle to link CID With World Cup fan destinations
King County Metro will launch the free waterfront shuttle service on May 21 with expanded routes serving the Chinatown-International District (CID) as Seattle prepares for a busy summer of soccer events ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Majumdar receives a Neddy Award
Sangram Majumdar, a Seattle-based painter and associate professor in the School of Art+Art History+Design at the University of Washington, has received the 2026 Neddy Artist Award in the painting category—one of Washington state’s longest-running awards for visual artists.
Knife wielding man arrested for burglary in Little Saigon
Seattle police arrested a 32-year-old man on Tuesday afternoon after investigators said he threatened a woman with a knife during a burglary in the Little Saigon neighborhood.
Teen arrested in CID for assaulting woman with knife
Seattle police arrested an 18-year-old man on Tuesday afternoon after authorities said he threatened several people with a knife and an improvised weapon at Hing Hay Park in the Chinatown-International District (CID).
A missing sense of smell inspires one Bellevue teen’s ‘bionic nose’
After years of barely being able to smell, 16-year-old Oliver Cho thinks he may have found a workaround: he built what he calls a “bionic nose.”
Seattle Asian American Jews meet with visiting Kaifeng Jewish guest
An individual from China’s ancient Kaifeng Jewish community sat down with Seattle’s Asian American Jewish community for an intimate dinner that organizers called a rare opportunity to hear a living voice from one of the world’s most isolated and historically significant Jewish communities.
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