Frustration, disappointment, and anger over the City of Seattle’s inability to deal with public safety in Chinatown-International District (CID) for years, were voiced at a rare gathering on Oct. 11 at Tai Tung Restaurant.
Men plead not guilty in Seattle home invasions targeting Asians
Four men charged in connection to a string of violent, home invasion robberies targeting Asian Americans in south Seattle pleaded not guilty in King County court on Thursday.
The lives and loves of (mostly) immortal beings: Book recommendations
Meet Elle Jiang, the ignored middle child and descendent of the Chinese god of medicine.
Pew study highlights religious and cultural tapestry of Asian Americans
A recent study conducted by the Pew Research Center has shed light on how Asian Americans perceive their connection to religion and culture.
White House condemns a violent crash at the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco
A U.S. official said Tuesday the government believes the driver who crashed into the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco the day before did so “with malign intent,” but police haven’t shared details about the driver’s identity or motive for what the Chinese government has branded a “violent attack.”
Kawahara will be the first Asian American woman to lead APA
Debra Kawahara has been named president of the American Psychological Association (APA).
Dhingra receives award for combating domestic violence
LifeWire presented state Sen. Manka Dhingra with the Norm Maleng Award for her work to end domestic violence on Tuesday.
CISC among best nonprofits in Seattle
The Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC) has been awarded the Bronze Best Nonprofit Organization title in the recent Seattle Times’ 2023 ‘BEST in the PNW’ contest.
CID gem: Itsumono on New York Times’ best restaurants list
The New York Times recently released its list of the 25 best restaurants in Seattle, with a notable focus on Asian and Asian-influenced cuisine.
California community colleges can now celebrate Lunar New Year as state holiday
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 264 on Oct. 8, a bill introduced by Assemblymember Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) that gives the community colleges the flexibility to observe Lunar New Year.
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