“All politics is local,” former U.S. Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill is often quoted as saying, reprising the 1932 axiom credited to Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Byron Price.
LETTER: “Immediately shut down the DESC Navigation Center”
I am demanding that the City of Seattle and the King County Executive’s office immediately shut down the DESC Navigation Center currently situated in the Pearl Warren building in Little Saigon.
Is safety reserved only for the privileged?
As a Chinese American woman who was born and raised in the U.S., speaks English, holds a terminal degree, and lives an upper-middle-class lifestyle in the suburbs, I have never had to call the police for personal protection.
Natasha Bhagwat – Mrs. India Washington 2024-2025
From program manager to Mrs. India Washington: A journey of passion, perseverance, and purpose
The Paper Shield: The racism behind unenforced protection orders
When the court issues a 10-year protection order to safeguard a victim-survivor from persistent and racist harassment, one could reasonably assume the survivor has the law on their side, that they will feel safer in their home, and that the police will protect the survivor.
Checking the box(es): Specific race and ethnicity reporting in health statistics
“You may begin.”
How community and business can revive the CID
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has issued an executive order establishing the Downtown Activation Team, which includes members from more than a dozen city departments, social service providers, and community partners like the Downtown Seattle Association.
An education in civility is a foundation for social peace
It is so sad to see vandalism, smashing, and looting spread across our neighborhood—and the country.
Seattle’s salute: A Korean American quest to restore a forgotten veteran’s legacy
On this Veterans Day, I reflect on a deeply personal chapter of my family’s history—a story about the power of empathy, cultural exchange, and the unbreakable bonds that unite us across generations.
San Francisco’s Alan Wong wins re-election
San Francisco City College Board President Alan Wong is celebrating his re-election, capturing over 80,000 votes in early election results.
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