Steffanie Fain was sworn in as the first Korean American and first Asian American in nearly four decades to serve on the King County Council, representing District 5, and outlined her priorities of affordable communities, safe neighborhoods, and accountable government.
Category: Local – City
Seattle Native Quang Le Navigates Path To Naval Officer Aboard USS Boxer
Midshipman 2nd Class Quang Le, a Seattle native and student at the U.S. Naval Academy, recently completed hands-on training aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer as part of the Navy’s Career Orientation and Training for Midshipmen program, gaining firsthand experience of the strategic role the vessel plays in naval operations.
Seattle Public Library Celebrates 50 Years Of The Douglass-Truth Branch Name
The Seattle Public Library’s Douglass-Truth Branch will celebrate its 50th anniversary of renaming with an event honoring the Central District community that shaped its identity, featuring all-ages activities and a presentation on the African American Collection.
New Rainier Avenue Bus Lane Brings Faster, Safer Commutes
The second phase of the Rainier Avenue South Bus Lane project in Southeast Seattle has been completed, providing improved pedestrian infrastructure, safer street crossings, and shorter travel times for thousands of riders.
โJust Another Color Of Paintโ: Shifting The Way We View Graffiti In Seattle.
Graffiti in Seattle is a complex art form that is often misunderstood, but provides a means of expression and resistance for marginalized communities, and can be a force for good in the city.
World Cup Preparation Brings Benefits To Seattle Businesses And UW Athletics
Seattle is making preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with major improvements being made to the Lumen Field, Husky Soccer Stadium, and surrounding neighborhoods, including increased safety and cleanliness.
Kwentuhan At Wing Luke: Sharing stories Of Filipino heritage
Filipino Community of Seattle hosted Kwentuhan / Storytime, an intergenerational storytelling event, to celebrate Filipino American History month and provide a space for younger generations to connect with their elders and learn about their unique cultural history.
Reviving Cultural Capital With The Central District Art Walk
The Central District Art Walk is a monthly event that celebrates the neighborhood’s Black culture and art, while fostering collaboration between local businesses and artists, and providing a platform for artists to showcase their work.
Seattle Design Commission Seeks Urban Designer To Fill Open Seat
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is seeking an urban designer to join the Seattle Design Commission, with the ideal candidate having experience in publicly funded development and a passion for enhancing the design of city-funded capital projects.
Seattle Allocates Up To $8 Million In Emergency Food Aid Amid SNAP Uncertainty
Seattle is providing up to $8 million in emergency food assistance to local food banks and meal services due to uncertainty in federal SNAP funding, ensuring that no family goes hungry.

