Norm Ohashi, a renowned television journalist with a career spanning over three decades, has retired from the Seattle Channel.
Study: Asian Americans face unique online challenges
A new report is diving into how Asian Americans get their news, navigate online spaces, and deal with misinformation — and the findings paint a complex, nuanced picture.
UW Chinese student gets temporary legal win
A federal judge in Tacoma has temporarily reinstated the legal status of a University of Washington doctoral student—identified only as “John Doe”—blocking Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from detaining or deporting him.
600 kinds of dogs? Pet illustrator Lili Chin aims to capture them all in whimsical drawings
Illustrator Lili Chin became fascinated with dog behavior in 2008 after her Boston terrier, Boogie, bit their landlord and they almost got evicted.
Nora Aunor, an actor among the Philippines’ biggest stars, dies at 71
Nora Aunor, who became one of the biggest stars of Philippine cinema during a career that spanned seven decades, has died.
Donnie Yen tapped for lead, possibly director of new ‘Wick’ film
Donnie Yen is in talks to direct a new John Wick spinoff film focused on his character Caine, the blind assassin introduced in John Wick: Chapter 4, the actor confirmed in recent interviews.
King County honors Khmer genocide victims
The King County Council on Tuesday recognized the 50th anniversary of the Khmer Rouge genocide, honoring the millions of Cambodians who were killed, displaced, or impacted by the regime’s atrocities between 1975 and 1979.
Kaitlyn Chen heads to WNBA’s newest team
Kaitlyn Chen was selected 30th overall by the Golden State Valkyries in the third round of the 2025 WNBA draft on Monday, becoming the first player of Taiwanese descent ever drafted into the league.
Movie Review: Bowen Yang leads a heartfelt dramedy about found families in ‘The Wedding Banquet’
Two gay couples decide to embark on one fake straight marriage to get what they need in Andrew Ahn’s modern update of “The Wedding Banquet.”
CID community members continue to push back against Sound Transit
The Chinatown-International District (CID) community is once again fighting for a future where their voices are heard and their needs prioritized.
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