Seattle-based artist Naoko Morisawa met with Seattle’s Consul General of Japan Hisao Inagaki on March 29.
Inslee signs hate crimes protection bill into law
Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill on April 6 that will strengthen the prosecution of hate crimes and require rehab programs for offenders.
David Song is Town Hall Seattle’s new director
Town Hall Seattle announced this week that it selected David Song as its new executive director—he will step into the role on April 24.
Safe Place Program launches in all Western Washington Chase branches
The Seattle Police Department (SPD), in collaboration with JPMorgan Chase, has launched the SPD Safe Place program which will be available at all 96 Chase branches in Western Washington.
Woman escapes from unlawful imprisonment
Seattle Police officers were flagged down by a woman bleeding from a wound on her head in the Chinatown-International District at around 1 a.m. on April 4.
Man with pickaxe arrested after shattering glass at CID business
Seattle Police responded to a report of a man breaking a front door of a business with a pickaxe on March 29 in the Chinatown-International District.
White House economic summit for AANHPI communities — Offers great expectations
It started, as many such events do, with a lineup of officials speaking to the audience.
Encampment sweep on King and Jackson — Government and community approaches clash
Blaze was standing and watching workers tear down her home.
UW Quad cherry blooms
The sunny weather brought many worshippers of the flowering cherry trees to the University of Washington Quad.
MUV WA working to bring more AANHPI history into the classroom
The moment Brett Han discovered Susan Ahn Cuddy—the first female Asian American naval officer—was surreal.
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