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TSA agents find claw-like device in passenger carry-on
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers Douglas Linn and Dennis Oishi made a frightening find at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport this week, when they pulled a claw-like device resembling a mash-up between Wolverine-style claws and Freddy Krueger blades from luggage going through a TSA checkpoint on Tuesday.
Jenifer Chao to lead CAPAA
Gov. Bob Ferguson has appointed Jenifer Chao to be executive director of the Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs (CAPAA), effective Nov. 1.
Seattle University court duo reflect on experience playing in this year’s Asian Games
This year’s season for the Seattle University (SU) men’s basketball team, the Redhawks, starts with a trip to Hawai’i to face off against the University of Hawai’i’s Rainbow Warriors on Nov. 2.
“Beyond the Margins” brings everyday Filipino lives to the fore
Focusing on challenges, struggles, and victories of the Filipino community, “Beyond the Margins: Personal Stories from the Filipino American Community” brought the lives of so-called “ordinary people” to the fore through personal storytelling at the Wing Luke Museum on Oct. 24.
Councilmember Lin releases 2027-2028 budget priorities
Ahead of the City’s December budget deadline, Seattle City Councilmember Eddie Lin’s office has released his budget priorities.
“Identify any actual proof”: Sec. of State Hobbs rebukes DOJ for incorrect noncitizen voter claims
In a response to a Department of Justice (DOJ) letter his office received earlier this week, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs delivered a strongly worded letter to the department, stating in a letter of his own that “[t]he information you provided contains several glaring deficiencies,” including incorrect claims of ineligibility.
City Light apologizes for lack of notification in advance of Sept. outages in the CID — The utility urges residents to file claims by Nov. 30
In September, at least 185 people in the Chinatown-International District (CID) found themselves without power for four nights in a row.
Coalition of AAPI orgs, ACLU, Common Cause sue federal government over program targeting naturalized voters
In order to stop what they are calling “an unlawful and discriminatory program … that systematically targets, investigates, and intimidates naturalized U.S. citizens,” a coalition of Asian American civil rights organizations, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and Common Cause filed a lawsuit against the federal government on Thursday afternoon.
Renowned manga artist behind “Ashita no Joe” dies at age 87
Tetsuya Chiba, the renowned Japanese manga artist behind the boxing series “Ashita no Joe” (“Fighting for Tomorrow”), died at a Tokyo hospital last Thursday.