The Los Angeles Korean Festival Foundation (Chairman Moo Han Bae) concluded its historic 50th anniversary year amidst a serious internal feud.
On December 20, the...
Cacti, large potted plants, and decorative stones are increasingly placed in flowerbeds in front of commercial buildings and apartments in Los Angeles as the...
Astiva Health, a healthcare plan provider specializing in Asian health plans and senior Medicare plans, has recently launched its services for the Korean American...
As the number of homeless individuals increases, Happy Village, a nonprofit organization affiliated with the Korea Daily, has distributed 460 winter jackets to the...
An elderly Korean-American couple was assaulted by a homeless man in Seoul International Park in LA Koreatown.
This incident follows a recent petition by dozens...
The Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC) has opened the FamilySource Center, which provides free social and community services to low-income families.
The FamilySource Center...
Several free holiday events will take place throughout the month of December in and around LA Koreatown to bring artificial snow to LA's snow-deprived...
Donations to the Koreatown Senior & Community Center have increased to $1.6 million.
The Los Angeles Koreatown Senior & Community Center announced that three additional...
Miramar Towers, which has been experiencing overnight lines for senior apartment applications, has decided to accept applications by mail.
The apartment complex has also made...
![Deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) conduct a sobriety test. [Facebook capture]](https://www.koreadailyus.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/0205-DUI-100x70.jpg "California moves to toughen DUI penalties, ending leniency")
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