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LA Ethics Commission Orders $138,124 Fine Against John Lee

The John Lee ethics fine totals $138,124 after the LA Ethics Commission rejected a judge’s recommendation and upheld 10 violations.

Korean Cars Win Loyalty From Older Buyers, Face Test With Younger Drivers

Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis are among the most familiar auto brands in Korean American communities. A new online survey shows that Korean car preference...

Marc Dos Santos Begins LAFC Duties, Backs Son Heung-min as False Nine

LAFC head coach Marc Dos Santos explains why Son Heung-min fits the false nine role and outlines his tactical vision after starting on December 15.

LA Koreatown Seniors Return to Sing Anthem at LA Kings Game

LA Koreatown seniors will again perform the U.S. national anthem at an LA Kings game, returning to Crypto.com Arena after a viral debut.

196-Unit Low-Income Housing Project Planned Near Koreatown Metro

A low-income mixed-use housing complex is planned near the Wilshire/Crenshaw Metro area adjacent to Koreatown, according to a recent notice from the Greater Wilshire...

California Home Sales Reach 3-Year High in November

California home sales climbed to their highest level in three years in November, even as home prices softened, reflecting a cautiously improving housing market,...

High-End Online Shopping Expands as Amazon Sells Cars, Luxury Goods

Amazon, long known for everyday essentials, is expanding into high-priced categories ranging from automobiles to luxury goods, positioning itself as a platform for high-end...

K-Pop Accused of Stealing Black Culture After Viral Korean American Critic Speaks Out

The K-pop industry is again facing criticism over claims that it borrows from Black American culture without proper credit or understanding according to EURweb. A...

Ex-South Korean President Accused of Trying to Trigger North Korean Attack

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol allegedly attempted to provoke North Korea into launching an armed attack to justify declaring martial law in...

2,346 Sign Up for Planned U.S. Class Action Over Coupang Data Leak

More than 2,000 people have signed up to join a planned U.S. federal class action lawsuit against Coupang Inc., the U.S.-based parent company of...