CID stakeholders not ready to sign SoDo shelter Good Neighbor Agreement

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Local media workers hold vigil for journalists killed in Gaza

Person resuscitated from overdose in Maynard Alley after fire ignites

New CID grief and loss cultural center, A Resting Place, opens on King Street

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CID stakeholders not ready to sign SoDo shelter Good Neighbor Agreement

Local media workers hold vigil for journalists killed in Gaza

Person resuscitated from overdose in Maynard Alley after fire ignites

New CID grief and loss cultural center, A Resting Place, opens...

Uncle Herb Tsuchiya, a ‘Renaissance man’ of community service, dies at...

Interpreters ready to aid Seattle’s non-English speakers who dial 911

Jeni Kay Fung, unofficial Chinese historian and beloved mother, passes at...

Community health clinic ICHS reflects on 50 years of crisis and...

On the precipice of Bush Garden’s return, owner Karen Sakata looks...

Community

Uncle Herb Tsuchiya, a ‘Renaissance man’ of community service, dies at 90

Alexa Strabuk 譚文曠 - December 15, 2023

Jeni Kay Fung, unofficial Chinese historian and beloved mother, passes at 98

Janine Chan & Alicia Davis - December 13, 2023

ICHS to host high-capacity COVID-19 vaccine clinics for South Seattle, Shoreline residents

November 9, 2023

Local self-determnation ‘figures prominently’ in HSD’s investment, advocacy

November 6, 2023

Historic South Downtown invests in the living legacy of music and arts through Totem Star and The Rhapsody Project

November 6, 2023

Help shape the future of The Seattle Public Library

November 1, 2023

CVA 2023: Martha Choe receives ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award

October 19, 2023

CVA 2023: Harry Chan receives ‘Leadership in Business’ award

October 19, 2023

CVA 2023: Vee Hua receives ‘Leadership in Journalism’ award

October 19, 2023

CVA 2023: Restaurant 2 Garden receives ‘Leadership in Community’ award

October 19, 2023

Opinion

The opposite of misgendering is love. How to support our trans community

Jill Kong - January 5, 2024

On the Fence Line: After not guilty verdict for Manuel Ellis’ killers, reforms won’t cut it

Felix Sitthivong - January 5, 2024

The outdoors should be more accessible, our aunties need its benefits too

December 8, 2023

On the Fence Line: On being together, apart this holiday season

December 8, 2023

Tanya Woo should fill Mosqueda’s vacant City Council seat

November 15, 2023

Tourism will not save Hawai’i after the Lahaina Wildfire

November 13, 2023

On the Fence Line: DOC censors words ‘cultural awareness group’

November 6, 2023

Help our neighbors. Vote YES on the Seattle Housing Levy

November 4, 2023

Sulong, GABRIELA! Lumaban MAKIBAKA. GABRIELA Seattle celebrates 17 years of organizing

November 4, 2023

Investments in housing are investments in community. Vote YES on Proposition No. 1

October 22, 2023

Arts

Q&A: Oliver de la Paz’s ‘The Diaspora Sonnets’ plays with form,...

Robert Francis Flor - January 5, 2024

In a class at Immaculate Conception grade school, the nun had a classmate memorize and present “The Creation” by James Wendon Johnson. It was...

‘Global Lives of Objects’ shines light on lesser-known Asian masterpieces

Wylie Wong - January 5, 2024

The year 2023 marked the 100th anniversary of the Freer Gallery of Art. The Freer and the Sackler Gallery now form the National Museum...

Try your hand at Monica Lee’s recipes in Sohn-mat, a tribute to jjigae

January 5, 2024

Murder mystery explores the meaning of happiness, and assumptions society makes about those who cannot speak

January 5, 2024

Ceramicist Hanako O’Leary interweaves Shinto mythology with feminist ideology

January 5, 2024

Shahnaz Habib, author of Airplane Mode, to speak on travel at Third Place Books

January 4, 2024

Classical and mutated, the new ceramic art of Japan

December 22, 2023

‘Have You Eaten Yet?’ is a fantastic way to explore Chinese culture through food

December 22, 2023

Documentary photographer Charissa Soriano is capturing the ‘ignored and forgotten’

December 19, 2023

December 19, 2023 – Arts Etc.

December 19, 2023

Paul Yoon’s stories reflect the indefinite nature of Asian American diasporic life

December 13, 2023

‘Good for Her Age’ meditates on aging, sexuality through movement

December 13, 2023

In ‘Gunk Baby,’ a store owner grapples with the melancholia of modern work

December 13, 2023

UW students create graphic novel about early Chinese immigrants to the U.S.

December 13, 2023

‘We Cook Filipino’ offers heart-healthy recipes, stories from 36 Filipino chefs

December 13, 2023

‘Flawless’ uncovers the sinister real story of the Korean beauty industry

December 13, 2023

Chao-Chen Yang’ first solo photo exhibition comes to Cascadia Art Museum

December 13, 2023

Hayao Miyazaki’s illustrated novel based on a Tibetan myth shines in new translation

December 13, 2023

Kerry Yo Nakagawa, founder of the Nisei Baseball Research Project, discusses the little known history of Japanese American baseball

December 13, 2023

‘Cook As You Are’ is an invitation to reflect on food as an occasion to savor life

December 13, 2023

Satpreet Kahlon’s ‘the inscrutable shape of longing’ exhibit at the Bellevue Art Museum navigates sociopolitical struggle, personal inquiry

December 13, 2023

79-part epic poem about everyday life within and beyond the pandemic

December 13, 2023

KEXP debuts radio show celebrating music from Asia and the Asian diaspora

December 12, 2023

‘Secret Harvests’ probes an unspeakable Japanese American family history

December 12, 2023

‘Holding On’ reminds us to sing with loved ones and keep on dancing

December 12, 2023

The unburdening of local actor Koo Park, the liberation of ‘not being special’

December 12, 2023

Two romance novels, ‘The Retreat’ and ‘Much Ado About Nada,’ offer refreshing depictions of South Asian Muslim women in search of love and happiness

December 12, 2023

Artist Shaun Tan’s sketches reveal strange yet familiar creatures

December 12, 2023

December 5, 2023 – Arts Etc.

December 1, 2023

‘The Long Reckoning’ asks: Is Vietnam a country, a tourist destination, or a war?

November 7, 2023

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