The Filipino Community of Seattle will celebrate its 90th anniversary with a Gala Fundraiser on November 1, featuring a keynote address by award-winning Filipina chef Aisha Ibrahim and cultural performances, with proceeds supporting the organization’s programs for marginalized groups.
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Seattle Invests $1.5 Million to Launch Electric Truck Pilot At Port of Seattle
The City of Seattle has invested $1.5 million in a pilot program to deploy 12 electric drayage trucks, in partnership with Zeem Solutions, to reduce air pollution in port-adjacent neighborhoods and support drivers in the transition to a zero-emission economy.
UW President Outlines Ambitious Agenda For Equity, Affordability, And Impact
University of Washington President Dr. Robert J. Jones outlined a bold vision to make a UW education debt-free for all Washington undergraduates, while also emphasizing the importance of affordability, innovation, and deeper community collaboration.
Seattle Seafood Market To Pay Over $74,000 For Violating Labor Laws
Ba Mien Seafood Market in Seattle has agreed to pay over $74,000 in back wages and penalties after settling with the Seattle Office of Labor Standards over alleged violations of the city’s Paid Sick and Safe Time and Wage Theft Ordinances.
KIRO 7โs Deborah Horne Retires After 34 Years of Impactful Reporting
Deborah Horne, a trusted voice in Seattle journalism for over three decades, retired from KIRO 7 on October 8th, leaving a legacy of dedication to truth, community, and impactful storytelling.
Harrell Expands Tree Preservation Efforts To Strengthen Seattleโs Urban Forest
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has signed an Executive Order to increase tree preservation on private property, promoting climate resilience, environmental equity, and sustainable development, while balancing the city’s housing needs.
Bellevue College International Guitar Series Blends Global Talent With Creativity
Bellevue College’s International Guitar Series returns on October 17th, featuring world-renowned performers and a unique opportunity for students to collaborate with composers on original works, providing hands-on learning in the creative process.
Ferguson Appoints Dow Constantine, Denise Stiffarm To UW Board of Regents
Governor Bob Ferguson has appointed two University of Washington alumni, Dow Constantine and Denise Stiffarm, to the University of Washington Board of Regents, replacing Regents Rogelio Riojas and Constance W. Rice.
Seattle Moves To Ban Land Use Tactics That Create Food And Pharmacy Deserts
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has proposed legislation to prohibit restrictive land use covenants that block the operation of grocery stores and pharmacies, in order to increase access to food and medicine in the city.
Braddock Honors King Countyโs Top Small Businesses In 2025 Awards
King County Executive Shannon Braddock has announced the winners of the 2025 Executive’s Small Business Awards, recognizing outstanding local enterprises for their innovation, job creation, and community impact.

