Man stabbed in Chinatown after fight over Lime vehicle, police say

Officers learned that the incident began with the victim and suspect getting into a fight over a Lime scooter or bicycle with another man. When the victim walked away, the suspect came up to him and stabbed him in the torso, police said.

Seattle Vietnamese restaurant Mi La Cay closing after 30 years in the CID

Longtime Vietnamese eatery Mi La Cay is preparing to close its doors for good this Thursday, after serving noodle soup and memories to Seattle's CID for more than three decades.

Seattle Vietnamese restaurant Mi La Cay closing after 34 years
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Mi La Cay, a Vietnamese restaurant situated near 12th and Jackson in the Chinatown-International District, is closing after 34 years.

Mi La Cay in Seattle's Little Saigon closing its doors after 34 Years

Mi La Cay, the renowned noodle spot located at Rainier Avenue and Dearborn Street, announced it will permanently close its doors on Tuesday, Oct. 29.

Crime persists at 12th and Jackson, 4 months after city pledge
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Four months after Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson vowed to curb open-air drug use and crime at 12th and Jackson in the Chinatown-International District, local business owners say conditions haven't improved.

Man charged in Hing Hay Park machete attack
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The man accused of slashing two people with a machete at Seattle's Hing Hay Park is being held on $500,000 bail.

Man charged in Seattle's Hing Hay Park machete attack

Oneil Bygrave, 44, has been charged with two counts of assault in connection to a machete attack at Hing Hay Park.

2 injured in machete attack at Seattle's Hing Hay Park

A 44-year-old man was arrested, accused of attacking two people with a machete at Seattle's Hing Hay Park.

Businesses in Seattle’s Little Saigon hit breaking point over drugs, crime

Despite high-profile events bringing crowds to Seattle, merchants in the Chinatown-International District say rampant open-air drug use and retail theft are threatening their very survival.

Seattle businesses fed up with open-air drug use crisis
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Business owners in Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood say open-air drug use and crime are threatening their survival. With little to no extra revenue made when the World Cup was in town, some store owners say they've hit a breaking point.

Seattle's Chinatown-International District seeks World Cup foot traffic

Business owners and community advocates in Seattle’s CID have seen a sharp drop in sales during the World Cup, and they say persistent public safety issues are keeping international soccer fans away.

Seattle Chinatown left out of World Cup boom
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Advocates and business owners in Seattle's Chinatown International District are experiencing a 10 to 20% sales loss during the World Cup. They blame ongoing open-air drug dealing and Sound Transit routes for funneling lucrative crowds away from the neighborhood.

Some Seattle businesses still waiting on World Cup sales boost
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The FIFA World Cup has helped some businesses in Seattle hit record highs, but others in the city are still waiting to reap the benefits of the big tournament.

Seattle police helicopter searches for shooter in Chinatown-International District

If you heard helicopters in downtown Seattle, it may have been the police searching for a shooter in the Chinatown-International District. One person was injured as the hunt remained for the person responsible.

Seattle mayor unveils Little Saigon crackdown plan
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With all eyes on Seattle for the big US vs Australia match, many so-called "problem areas" have seen some improvements. But neighbors say longtime issues in Little Saigon are still wreaking havoc, and the mayor is now vowing to clean it up.

Seattle mayor pledges safety crackdown in Little Saigon

Mayor Wilson's new strategy targets open-air drug use, stolen goods markets and public disorder in Little Saigon.

'Arrest me': Seattle man critiques city’s homelessness response

Seattle is rushing to get 500 new shelter beds ready before the World Cup. But some say the city's “housing first" policy only enables drug use.

50 days to FIFA World Cup: CID leaders question Seattle's readiness

With the FIFA World Cup approaching, leaders in Seattle say they’re hoping the global event brings investment not added strain to neighborhoods still recovering from the pandemic.