After listening to three days’ worth of testimony in the first week of an inquest into the 2018 death of 66-year-old Wangsheng Leng, jurors were dismissed on Wednesday, Jan. 31, to prepare to return the following week to receive instructions and begin deliberations to deliver their verdict.
Malaysia’s new king is an outspoken billionaire in a role with growing political influence
The billionaire sultan who rules Malaysia’s Johor state was sworn in as the nation’s new king Wednesday under a unique rotating monarchy system.
OCA-Greater Seattle’s Lunar New Year event
OCA-Greater Seattle hosted the Golden Circle Awards and Lunar New Year Celebration at Ding Feng Seafood Restaurant on Jan. 27, honoring outstanding individuals and institutions for their contributions to the community.
Challenges in vaccine access: Addressing disparities among Washingtonians, especially in AAPI communities
Despite being available for several months, the new COVID-19 vaccine uptake in the state’s Asian American and Pacific Islander population remains low compared to the group’s uptake during the pandemic, following the trends seen across all racial and ethnic groups, according to the Washington State Department of Health (DOH).
Man pleads guilty to disturbing hate crimes
A California man pleaded guilty to threatening mass shootings at synagogues and threatening to “exterminate” Jewish people and Asian Americans, the Justice Department announced Monday.
Fatal shooting Near Navigation Center
Police are looking for the person who shot a man on Wednesday evening.
Celebrate Asia 2024 showcased diverse talents and musical masterpieces at Benaroya hall
In a spectacular showcase of vibrant Asian communities and classical artistry, Celebrate Asia 2024 mesmerized audiences at Benaroya Hall on Jan. 28.
WA Lunar New Year legislation moves forward
Lunar New Year is one step closer to being recognized as a holiday in Washington state.
The best and worst of Tanya Woo’s win — Examining the impact on the AAPI political landscape
Community organizer Tanya Woo recently won the open seat at the Seattle City Council, but the race is far from over.
‘Healing Mural’ replaces hate crime vandalism
Unveiling a mural at the location of a hate crime, the Wing Luke Museum showcased the brightly-colored pheasant spanning nine windows in Canton Alley during a news conference on Monday.