K-Town News

Korean senior models will make their first-ever appearance at LA Fashion Week this March, challenging age norms and redefining representation on the runway.

Trash collection delays in LA’s Koreatown have left trash uncollected for months despite repeated 311 reports, prompting resident frustration and city promises of system fixes.

Katy Yaroslavsky, a Los Angeles City Council member who represents part of Koreatown in District 5, said addressing homelessness and strengthening public safety will...

Korean American nonprofits across California are confronting sharp funding cuts as federal reductions to healthcare and immigrant support programs force clinics and community organizations to scale back services, reduce staff, or prepare for closures.

Israeli Consulate in LA Hosts Public Safety Symposium AI-Driven Crime Prevention Technologies IntroducedMore Than 60 Guests Attend, Including Korean American LeadersConsul General: “We Look Forward...

Student enrollment in Koreatown schools has fallen faster than anywhere else in LAUSD, driven by declining birth rates and heightened immigration enforcement, raising concerns about future funding and district operations.

Israel’s LA Consulate is hosting a public-safety symposium to help the Korean community develop stronger self-protection strategies, drawing on shared experiences and expert guidance.

A Koreatown business owner facing financial hardship still joined the Love Winter Jacket campaign, sending a handwritten letter and donation to support winter coats for neighbors in need.

The Korea Daily’s Koreatown English guide drew overwhelming interest at CiCLAVIA, with all 2,000 copies claimed quickly by visitors eager to explore Koreatown’s food, culture, and small businesses.

Korean fermented skincare company UniqueMi (CEO Hee-Ok Kwak) is making a full-scale entry into the U.S. market following a major success at KCON LA...