The Seattle Public Library (SPL) announced on its website that its International District/Chinatown Branch will reopen tomorrow.
Oregon civil rights icon Minoru Yasui featured at Obama Presidential Center
The legacy of Oregon civil rights attorney Minoru Yasui is now part of a signature exhibit at the Obama Presidential Center Museum.
Did you finish your chores? A new app by local boy Jet Lai will let your parents know for sure
Like most kids, 10-year-old Jet Lai has some trouble finishing his chores.
100 Years of Kimono—and Japanese history—on display at Neely Museum
Devin Dondero has been collecting kimono since he was a teenager, first sparked by his interest in his Japanese grandmother’s background and culture.
Community gathers at Seattle Center to mourn three killed in Bite of Seattle shooting
Hundreds of mourners gathered under a darkening, blue sky at Seattle Center’s International Fountain on July 27 to grieve three people killed and at least seven others wounded in a shooting during the final hours of the Bite of Seattle festival.
UW professor Gharan wins major math award
Shayan Oveis Gharan, a University of Washington (UW) professor of computer science and engineering, has been awarded the International Mathematics Union’s 2026 Abacus Medal—a major prize awarded every four years to a computer scientist under 40—“for his landmark contributions to the theory of algorithms.”
Police, City face scrutiny after Seattle Center shooting
Seattle police believe the Sunday night shooting that occurred during the Bite of Seattle food festival and that claimed the lives of three people, including one of the shooters, was gang-related.
Three killed in Seattle Center shooting
The Seattle Police Department (SPD) is investigating a shooting at the Bite of Seattle Sunday night.
Block Watch groups come together for Chinatown Seafair Parade
Seattle Chinatown Block Watch celebrated its eighth anniversary by bringing together neighborhood safety groups from across Seattle during this year’s Chinatown Seafair Parade.
Bellevue City Council backs ‘Isan Park’ name
The Bellevue City Council on Tuesday gave preliminary approval to name a new downtown park Isan Park, recognizing the city’s Japanese American heritage and the community’s longstanding contributions to Bellevue.
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