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Pay Rent to Build Credit, Zillow Launches CreditClimb

A new service that connects renters’ monthly rent payments to their credit scores has entered the market, offering tenants a way to build credit...

Year-end Car Deals Expand as Automakers Boost Discounts

Car buyers are seeing more year-end car deals as automakers and dealerships increase discounts, low-interest financing, and cash incentives to meet annual sales goals....

Korea Drank the Kool-Aid on U.S. Shipbuilding

The Ronald Reagan National Defense Forum (RNDF), a premier gathering on the present and future of U.S. security policy, convened on December 6 at...

Korean American Teacher Arrested After Student Says He Pinched Her Buttocks

A Korean American teacher in New York was arrested after a student accused him of molestation inside a Bronx high school. He was removed...

LA Police Shootings Jump 55% Even as Crime Falls

Police shootings in Los Angeles continue to rise even after Karen Bass and the LA Police Commission expressed concern about the trend. New figures...

SNAP and Medi-Cal Use Does Not Affect Green Card Eligibility

Immigrant communities are growing anxious after the second Trump administration issued guidance directing officers to apply public-benefit standards more strictly in green card reviews....

Actress Says WestJet Crew Sided With Abuser During 4-Hour Flight

A Korean American actress has filed a defamation lawsuit against WestJet, saying the airline mishandled an onboard dispute and subjected her to harassment and...

Koreatown Drivers Outraged as Illegal Cones Fuel LA’s Parking War

Year-end gatherings have made LA’s already severe “parking war” even worse. Residents are placing cones or trash bins in front of their homes to...

Homeowners Are Betting on Higher Deductibles Amid Soaring Insurance Premiums

Home insurance deductibles are rising nationwide as premiums continue to climb, leading more homeowners to increase their upfront financial risk in exchange for lower...

Millions Lose SSA Walk-In Access as Seniors Plead for Real Help

The Social Security Administration (SSA) plans to cut office visits by half starting next year, raising concern among Korean American seniors who are not...