The Greater Seattle Chinese Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the Scholarship for Women Program at the Meydenbauer Center this Saturday, Dec. 3. The program gives young female participants the opportunity […]
First Asian Santa to greet children at Mall of America
The Santas appearing at the Mall of America—the largest mall in the United States—will be more diverse than ever before this holiday season. The cast of six St. Nicks at […]
Tom Giratikanon returns to New York Times
Tom Giratikanon is returning to The New York Times after almost three years at Vox Media, where he served as deputy publisher. The former Northwest Asian Weekly intern will return […]
There’s a lot more to skin health than meets the eye—Especially for AAPI people
Usually, Shirley Chang is in complete control. The Amazon executive has steely black pupils that cut right to the soul. But when she talks about her son, who has eczema, they become bewildered and sad.
Dancer Christopher D’Ariano talks about his career and PNB’s “The Seasons’ Canon”
“I started dancing hip hop and gymnastics at a studio a block away from my family’s Chinese restaurant in the Bronx, New York,” Christopher D’Ariano, dancer at Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB), told the Weekly
Japanese music stars form band ‘to make the world rock’
Four of Japan’s biggest rock stars formed a new band, The Last Rockstars, in a race against time to preserve the spirit of rock music.
Top 10: Asian Achievements of 2022
Every year, there is no shortage of amazing feats accomplished by Asian Americans around the country. This year, there were many “firsts” around the country of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who were elected to public office.
Will the CID have the means to protect itself?—Advocates disappointed with city, county
The Instagram posts were clear. Someone was going to come after Tanya Woo.
Bellevue restaurateur overcomes challenges—Doing business in Bellevue vs Seattle
Through the plate glass window, Oliver Bangera could see three heads looking at his restaurant. After a moment, they moved on.
Patricia Lee appointed as first Asian, Black woman on Nevada Supreme Court
Patricia Lee
Gov. Steve Sisolak appointed attorney Patricia Lee on Nov. 21 to fill a vacancy on the Nevada Supreme Court.
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