Four immigration judges in Washington state were years ahead of a sea change in immigration enforcement that has reversed a long American tradition.
“They served us raw meat”: State sues GEO Group over blocked inspections at Tacoma ICE facility
Over the course of just three years, the state has received more than 3,500 complaints about the conditions inside the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma.
Tacoma deputy mayor looks to his roots, community in race for 29th District seat
Chanjolee “Joe” Bushnell is Tacoma’s deputy mayor.
Protest near JBLM decries U.S. military actions abroad
More than 250 people rallied over the weekend in the Tacoma area, including outside Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), to protest U.S.-led military exercises in the Philippines and broader American military actions abroad.
City of Tacoma marks fifth annual Cambodian Genocide Remembrance Week
The City of Tacoma’s Cambodian Genocide Remembrance Week is complicated for the community.
New Tacoma city manager Kim devotes career to being public service “ambassador” for next generation of Asian Americans
From an early age, Hyun Kim knew he wanted to go into public service.
Nearly 100 years later, Uwajimaya to return to Tacoma
Uwajimaya will return to Tacoma with a new grocery store slated to open in 2027.
Tacoma’s Asia Pacific Cultural Center kicks off move into new building with festive celebration
Congratulations APCC!
“Voyages”: A musical journey, Japan-to-Tacoma, and beyond
The manuscript, a testimony of a young Japanese man’s journey to America, lay largely forgotten for decades.
Tacoma artist Teruko Nimura provides meaningful art installation for Sustainability Expo
Art is an effective way to send a message.