Alt-weekly newspaper The Stranger, which announced last month that it was moving from Capitol Hill to the International District, has suspended its print edition and announced 18 temporary layoffs. The […]
Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle City Light will keep the lights on
SEATTLE — Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and Seattle City Light (SCL) will keep utility services on during the COVID-19 Civil Emergency in Seattle, Mayor Jenny Durkan announced on March 10. […]
$5 M in grocery vouchers for families impacted by COVID-19
SEATTLE — Seattle’s mayor announced on March 16 that the City of Seattle will provide $5 million in grocery vouchers to help families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. “We know […]
Donors urged to help others in the pandemic
Approximately 60% of the blood supply is collected at mobile drives, of which schools make up 25%. School closures add new stress to a community blood supply already in peril.
Holi festival subdued in India over coronavirus concerns
NEW DELHI (AP) — Hindus threw colored powder and sprayed water in massive celebrations of the festival of Holi in India on March 10, but the enthusiasm was subdued compared […]
For Chinese, US visa halt puts jobs, citizen hopes at risk
By DAKE KANG Associated Press BEIJING (AP) — Courtney Huang fell in love with the U.S. as a nursing student in Texas. She ended up staying 13 years and wants […]
Battleground for Taiwanese identity shifts to US census
By Mahlon Meyer Northwest Asian Weekly A group of young Asian Americans face the screen. A tall, willowy woman talks about the LGBTQ movement in Taiwan. The screen flashes a […]
2 Chinese men plead guilty to photographing US Navy base
KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — Two Chinese men pleaded guilty on March 3 to illegally taking photographs at a Florida Navy base. Court records show Jielun Zhang and Yuhao Wang, […]
Krista Suh inventor of the pussyhat, is all about pink
By Kai Curry Northwest Asian Weekly The day after President Trump’s inauguration, on Jan. 21, 2017, the largest single-day protest in U.S. history took place in Washington, D.C. It was […]
APA voices in feminism—New exhibit at the Wing Luke
WING LUKE MUSEUM CLOSED MARCH 14 – APRIL 13 By Carolyn Bick NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY As a Filipino woman of mixed heritage who immigrated to the United States with her […]
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