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.
Hasegawa, Mboya, Saldaña vie for King County District 2 at community forum
Three candidates for the King County Council District 2 seat outlined competing visions on housing, public safety, and immigration enforcement on July 23 during the 14th annual Asian & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (ANHPI) Primary Candidate Forum, held less than two weeks before the Aug. 4 primary election.
Asian man, Jewish man injured in New York stabbings
Police say a man stabbed two other men—an East Asian and an Orthodox Jewish—near New York’s Central Park on Thursday, prompting a hate crime investigation.
Soul Jam brings Indian star Madhubala back to life in multimedia
Weaving together instruments, vocals, storytelling, and original poetry, the Soul Jam cooperative fits no easy description.
SAVE America Act, gutting of Voting Rights Act seriously damage AAPIs’ ability and right to vote
Between the SAVE America Act—a bill that would restrict voting that is once again on the table—and the U.S. Supreme Court dismantling key portions of the Voting Rights Act, Quyên Dinh is worried.
Travel Alert: Shuttle buses replace 2 Line trains at Chinatown-International District
Travelers using the International District/Chinatown Station should expect delays and allow extra travel time on Sunday, July 26, when shuttle buses replace 2 Line trains between the station and South Bellevue for planned maintenance on the Crosslake Connection.
A decade in, Studio Ghibli Fest keeps growing as new generations flock to ‘Totoro,’ ‘Ponyo’ and more
Whenever the calendar comes out, Amanda Mendoza VanCleave circles the dates.
FBI Director Patel returns looted cultural artifacts to Indonesian President Prabowo
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto received a collection of cultural artifacts from the country’s Papua region that had been illegally taken to the United States, officials said Thursday.
A new generation of leaders graduates From SYLP
The Summer Youth Leadership Program (SYLP) celebrated six high school graduates on July 16, wrapping up its second year since the program was revived.
Iran’s demands over the Strait of Hormuz would set a dangerous precedent, Rubio warns Asian leaders
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Asian leaders Wednesday that Iran’s demand to control and collect tolls in the Strait of Hormuz would threaten the world’s economy and set a precedent that could be repeated elsewhere in the world.
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