Police are investigating a stabbing in Chinatown-International District that left a man seriously injured.
Kin On CEO Ketty Hsieh retiring
Kin On announced on Tuesday that its chief executive officer, Ketty Hsieh, will retire this summer.
Cherry blossoms begin early show at UW
The University of Washington Quad is beginning to show early signs of spring as its iconic cherry trees start to bloom, drawing visitors despite unsettled weather.
“Listen to the workers’ own voices”: Massage worker advocates hold vigil for Atlanta spa shooting victims, launch campaign for better working conditions
“We gather here today to grieve and remember, to honor the dead, and fight like hell for the living,” said Rachel Sun, standing just in front of the Grand Pavilion at Hing Hay Park in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, as she addressed attendees at Massage Parlor Outreach Project (MPOP)’s vigil on March 15 to honor the eight people a gunman killed in Atlanta in 2021.
Seattle forum focuses on youth, guns and prevention
King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion said progress has been made in reducing gun violence across the region but emphasized that continued collaboration is needed to protect young people.
Light snow falls in CID
Light snow fell across parts of Seattle early Friday as a late-season winter weather advisory brought a brief mix of snow and rain to the Puget Sound region.
JASSW event spotlights the importance of the Japanese gaming industry
It was an event that might have slipped under the radar for many.
Shimizu chosen as Wing Luke Museum’s new executive director
The Wing Luke Museum announced today that Chrissy Shimizu will be its new executive director.
From public housing to chamber leader: Joe Nguyen takes the helm of Seattle’s most influential business organization
Long before Joe Nguyen represented the people of the 34th Legislative District, he was a boy born in White Center who learned what fear felt like the night they saw a stranger from their billiards hall.
From rubble to renewal: A Native-led vision transforms Seattle’s Little Saigon
A two-story building at 606 12th Avenue South in Seattle’s Little Saigon that stood for three decades, is now rubble.
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