We’re getting more details about a lawsuit that sheds light on how city policies toward homelessness, public safety, and land use may have reshaped Little Saigon—and led one longtime property owner to seek $30 million in damages.
CACA, CISC team up for rice drive and voter aid
The Chinese American Citizens Alliance (CACA) Seattle Lodge hosted its 14th annual Rice Drive and Voter Assistance event on Nov. 1, in partnership with the Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC).
Treats and safety tips highlight Chinatown Halloween event
The Seattle Chinatown Block Watch (CBW) held its annual Halloween Safety Awareness event on Oct. 31, bringing students to the Chinatown-International District for a festive and educational evening.
Evergreen Goodwill meets Miss Philippines Northwest: Redefining pageantry through sustainability and community partnership
When Mia Amaranto first joined Miss Philippines Northwest, she wanted to do more than compete—she wanted to make a difference.
Friends of Little Sài Gòn small business incubator pilot program paves the way from vendor to brick-and-mortar
For years, Jason Wong-Hua had searched for his favorite flavors—like black sesame and sweet adzuki bean—incorporated into baked goods. But he couldn’t.
Edamura departs NWFF leadership role
The Northwest Film Forum (NWFF) announced that its executive director, Derek Edamura, is stepping down after three years.
Little Saigon property owner blames city of Seattle for losses
The owner of Asian Plaza in Seattle’s Little Saigon neighborhood is suing the city of Seattle—alleging that its homelessness policies and lax law enforcement destroyed his business and derailed a multimillion-dollar redevelopment deal.
K-Pop’s Andrew Choi delights fans in Seattle
Andrew Choi, the singing voice behind Jinu in KPop Demon Hunters, surprised fans at Sea-Tac Airport last week with a live performance celebrating Alaska Airlines’ new non-stop flight from Seattle to Seoul.
Global humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar brings message of calm to Seattle
More than 1,500 people gathered across two sessions in Seattle on Oct. 19 to hear from global humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. His visit brought a message of peace, mindfulness, and joy to the Pacific Northwest.
A symbol of unity: Federal Way’s first Korean garden blooms
When former Federal Way Mayor Michael Park first heard local Korean American community members ask why the city didn’t have a Korean garden—while nearby cities had Chinese and Japanese ones—it sparked an idea that stayed with him for years.
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