For the first time, both the Seattle Sounders and Seattle Reign FC are honoring Filipino Heritage Month with special events at evening games.
Two-thirds of Asian Americans eligible to vote are naturalized citizens—but not all are registered
More than 8 million naturalized citizens eligible to vote in the upcoming November midterms are Asian American, and nearly two-thirds of eligible Asian American voters are naturalized citizens—more than any other ethnic group.
Olivia Chow wins second term as mayor of Toronto
Olivia Chow has won a tight race to serve a second term as the mayor of Toronto, Canada.
“The taste is just like back home”: For generations of diners, Mi La Cay’s legacy will live long after its closure
An hour before Mi La Cay opened its doors on Oct. 24, dozens of people were already lined up outside the Little Saigon restaurant.
Kilig to become Musangtino’s, while The Boat temporarily closes for a refresh
In addition to the announced closure of Mi La Cay, two more Chinatown-International District (CID) restaurants have announced upcoming changes in the coming months.
DOJ requests information about individuals on WA voter rolls
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs announced late Monday that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has requested information about individuals on Washington’s voter rolls.
Eric Bauza, Emmy-winning voice actor for iconic cartoon characters, dies
Eric Bauza, the voice behind iconic cartoon characters Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died.
As global temperatures rise, the CID faces disproportionate climate risks
Wildfires, landslides, and extreme weather have become routine across the Pacific Northwest.
Chinese-language election disinformation shifts to social platform X as midterms near
Election disinformation aimed at Chinese-speaking voters is moving from China’s biggest digital hub, WeChat (Weixin, in Chinese), to X, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms—and false claims about noncitizen voting combined with immigration enforcement circulating on the platform may keep some from the polls.
“It takes a village”: UTOPIA Washington mobilizes AAPI voters for 2026 general election
When it comes to civic engagement, 47% of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) voters say AAPI-serving organizations are their most trusted messengers.
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