Held from March 30 – Apr 1 at the Washington State Convention Center, tens of thousands of anime fans got to mingle and cosplay at Sakura-Con. Known as the Northwest’s […]
PICTORIAL: Fund the Journey — API Chaya Annual Dinner and Gala
API Chaya held its annual gala at the Seattle Westin on March 31. Amita Swadhin — who testified in front of Congress on behalf of child sexual abuse survivors last […]
US judge opens door for thousands to apply for asylum
By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — A federal judge in Seattle opened the door on March 29 for thousands of immigrants to apply for asylum, finding that the […]
Teens arrested following Easter purse snatching in ID
SEATTLE — Police arrested three teenagers for a purse snatching incident in the International District on the afternoon of April 1. A man and his wife were loading groceries into […]
New Dynasty Bar opens at Four Seas — Do bubble tea and cocktails have in common?
By Assunta Ng NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY No, you did not misread the headline. Yes, the Northwest Asian Weekly recently reported that Four Seas Restaurant will be demolished in 2019 for […]
Phnom Penh Noodle House closing — Co-owner faces mounting medical bills
By Ruth Bayang NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY “It’s definitely bittersweet,” said Diane Le, of her family’s decision to close the Phnom Penh Noodle House on 660 South King Street. “Realizing that […]
Canada’s Consul General Lee skillfully navigates international waters
By Jessica Kai Curry Northwest Asian Weekly Brandon A. Lee has been Canada’s Consul General in Seattle for about six months, and he has spent almost all of that time […]
Seattle pain doctor agrees to suspension, restrictions
SEATTLE (AP) — A Seattle pain doctor who ran eight pain treatment centers in Washington state has reached an agreement that resolves state administrative charges filed against him. Under an […]
Vancouver mayor to apologize to residents of Chinese descent for past wrongs
Gregor Robertson, the mayor of Vancouver, B.C., will formally apologize in April for past discrimination against residents of Chinese descent, The Canadian Press reported. The apology will acknowledge the wrongdoings […]
Kurashige is president of ASA
University of Washington (UW) Bothell Professor Scott Kurashige has been elected president of the American Studies Association (ASA). Kurashige will serve as president-elect for a year starting July 1, followed […]
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