Officers working a narcotics operation in the Chinatown-International District arrested a 47-year-old man on May 11 and recovered two firearms and narcotics, including fentanyl. Around 6 p.m., officers spotted the […]
Seattle man gives out whistles, personal alarms in CID
Loi Madison is continuing his efforts to stop AAPI hate and violence in Seattle. According to a GoFundMe page he created, he goes to the Chinatown-International District every weekend and […]
AANHPI Mental Health Day
Rep. Marilyn Strickland joined Reps. Adam Smith, Judy Chu, Kai Kahele, and Doris Matsui in introducing the first congressional resolution to recognize May 10 as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and […]
Serving and surviving COVID-19, Asian Pacific Cultural Center carries on
By Jason Cruz Northwest Asian Weekly As a hub of the community, the Asian Pacific Cultural Center (APCC) in Tacoma has been key to serving those in need during the […]
One year later: COVID-19 survivor Michael Flor recounts his close encounter
May 20, 2020 was the day Michael Flor returned home after beating the coronavirus. His whopping $1.1 million hospital bill made a splash in the news cycle following his then record-breaking 62-day stay.
API Heritage Celebration
The Seattle Center Festál has partnered with the Asian Pacific Directors Coalition (APDC) for the last 19 years to put on the Asian Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Celebration. This grand event has traditionally kicked off the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month of May in the Greater Seattle area.
Maynard Alleyway mural
Completion of a street mural installation was expected on May 21, across South King Street at Maynard Alleyway.
AAPI Heritage Month
Local, state, and community leaders share their thoughts on the importance of celebrating AAPI Heritage Month, especially in this time of anti-Asian hate, bias, and violence.
Rallies for John Huynh and an end to anti-Asian violence
Rallies were held across western Washington over the last weekend, to remember John Huynh, who was killed in a recent Bothell stabbing, and also in an effort to end anti-Asian […]
Wing Luke’s executive director retiring
The Board of Trustees of the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience announced on May 14 that longtime executive director, Beth Takekawa, will retire. Her last day […]
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