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.
Developer Xanon Development is accelerating its plans to convert an apartment complex in Los Angeles’ Koreatown into condominiums.
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Korean homeless residents in LA's Koreatown were issued sudden eviction notices, exposing miscommunication and accountability gaps in the city's TLS housing program.
Robert F. Kennedy Park in Koreatown has been closed after being transferred from LA's Parks Department to LAUSD, raising concerns among local residents.
![The number of students at schools across Koreatown in Los Angeles is sharply declining. Recruitment banners hang on the exterior walls of an elementary school. [Sangjin Kim, The Korea Daily]](https://www.koreadailyus.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/1208-schools-100x70.jpg "Koreatown school enrollment shows steepest decline in LAUSD")
