Ruby Luke, a beloved figure in Seattle’s fashion, cultural and civil rights communities, died on Sept. 8. She was 87.
“Kids like me do not grow up to be judges”: A conversation with barrier-breaking Washington Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu
Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu announced earlier this month that she would be stepping down after 11 years serving as one of Washington’s Supreme Court justices.
One dead, one injured in CID shooting
A man is dead and another is seriously injured following a shooting late Monday in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) neighborhood.
Transform your houseplants into art with this Japanese gardening technique
The third week of September is National Houseplant Week, a nod to the fact that we’re turning our attention to indoor plants.
Eddie Lin and Adonis Duckworth talk affordable housing, surveillance cameras in the CID
Seattle City Council (SCC) District 2 candidates Eddie Lin and Adonis Ducksworth may come from different backgrounds, but both are invested in making life easier for District 2’s residents—particularly those who come from vulnerable communities—and neither thinks that the city’s current plan to put surveillance cameras around the Chinatown-International District (CID) is a good idea.
Harrell announces investments in immigrant, refugee, and unhoused communities to combat federal cuts
When she first moved to the United States in 2010, Jinyao Ma struggled to find stable work.
Mayor Bruce Harrell raises $20K, commits to progress and shares vision for second term in CID fundraiser
“Do you want to move forward or do you want to go back?”
Pop-up opioid treatment clinic in Little Saigon
A small park in Seattle’s Little Saigon neighborhood became the front line in the city’s fight against the opioid crisis earlier this month.
Cultural struggles and educational gaps: The unique challenges of AANHPI students
Even if they look like they’re doing well on paper, grades and grade point averages alone don’t necessarily tell the whole story of Washington’s Asian, Asian American, Native Hawai’ian and Pacific Islander students’ educational experiences.
Little Saigon’s future introduced in 15-step plan
In a renewed push to confront crime, open-air drug use, and rising instability in one of Seattle’s most historic and diverse neighborhoods, leaders from Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI), Rotary Club of the Seattle International District, and former City Councilmember Tanya Woo unveiled a 15-point public safety plan during a Sept. 16 news conference at Hoa Mai Park.
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