The Seattle City Council is considering a proposal to amend zoning for portions of the Stadium District to include around 1,000 new housing units and workspace for craft industry.
What to do if ICE comes to the CID: Community defense strategies
Amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, the CID has formed a community defense group to defend the neighborhood against ICE operations.
“Ten Thousand Things” exhibit unites memory, utility, and family
“I grew up in Highgrove, California in the Inland Empire, a very non-Asian, brown, working-class community surrounded by orange groves and built next to a landfill.
Phố Đẹp initiative put in place for a safer Little Saigon
Phố Đẹp meaning “Beautiful City,” is an initiative launched in February 2025 to address safety and security concerns in Seattle’s Little Saigon neighborhood.
Harbor City dim sum restaurant to close after almost 40 years
After nearly four decades, longtime Chinatown-International District dim sum restaurant Harbor City will permanently shut its doors on Feb. 28, according to reports by Vanishing Seattle and the Seattle Times.
Hundreds attend CIDBIA’s Lunar New Year festival
“One who has been drenched by the rain is not afraid of a few dew drops,” an old Chinese proverb says.
Tsuru for Solidarity rally draws crowd of hundreds to CID after Pike Place Market cancels Day of Remembrance event
A crowd of more than 400 marched from Hing Hay Park to Chiyo’s Garden on Nihonmachi Alley to commemorate the Day of Remembrance, and protest the White House’s draconian anti-immigrant policies.
International Community Health Services ushers in the Lunar New Year
On Feb. 4, 2025, ICHS Healthy Aging & Wellness Program staff held their annual Lunar New Year celebration at Legacy House assisted living facility in Seattle’s historic Chinatown-International District.
Golden Circle Honoree: Jackson Street Community Council
In 1946, a multiracial organization sponsored by the United Good Neighbor (forerunner to the United Way of King County) was formed.
Golden Circle Honoree: Tuck Eng
Philanthropists come in many styles.
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