Local organizers reviewed key FIFA World Cup 2026 issues to a packed civic forum, including a projected $929 million economic windfall for King County.
CIDBIA meeting showcases safety efforts, business programs
Seventy-six people attended the Chinatown–International District Business Improvement Area (CIDBIA)’s 2026 Annual Ratepayer Meeting, an in-person event that reviewed the district’s progress and outlined priorities for the coming year.
Kraken celebrate AANHPI Night
The Seattle Kraken held its annual Asian American National Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Night as part of its Common Threads campaign on Thursday, Jan. 29 at Climate Pledge Arena.
Seattle police chief reports 18% crime drop
Seven months after pledging to rebuild community trust, Seattle Police Department (SPD) Chief Shon Barnes unveiled plans to expand a neighborhood officer program to three specific areas, including 12th and Jackson.
CID calmly prepares for World Cup despite uncertainty
It takes fewer than 15 minutes to walk from Lumen Field to the Thai street food eatery, E-Jae Pak Mor and Pum Yamamoto is preparing for an influx of foot traffic to her restaurant.
OCA Greater Seattle Golden Circle awardees
OCA Greater Seattle honored four nationally recognized community organizations during its Golden Circle Awards & Lunar New Year Celebration on Jan. 31—marking a departure from past ceremonies that traditionally recognized individuals.
Seattle moves to bar federal immigration enforcement
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced on Thursday a series of initial steps aimed at protecting residents amid increased federal immigration enforcement activity, even as the city says it has no indication of an immediate surge by federal agents.
Violent sex offender arrested in CID
A 57-year-old registered sex offender with a long criminal history involving children is back in jail, this time accused of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material, Seattle police said.
First-time Kent City Councilmember Sharn Shoker plans to focus on inclusive governance, BIPOC communities
Following a tough race she won by little more than 200 votes, Sharn Shoker was sworn in on Jan. 6 to represent Position Six on the Kent City Council.
Locke honored with Richardson Prize for public service
Former Washington Gov. Gary Locke received the Elliot L. Richardson Prize for Excellence in Public Service at a ceremony on Wednesday night.
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