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Sent Back, Left Behind: Korean Lives After U.S. Deportation

Koreans deported from the U.S. return to a country that no longer feels like home, facing legal limbo, isolation, and survival after removal.

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.

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.

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...

Jury Orders La Palma to Pay $8.4M to White Officer Over Police Discrimination

A jury has awarded $8.4 million in damages to a former white police officer who said he was subjected to reverse discrimination by a...

Foreign Visitors Face Costly New National Park Fees Up to $100 Per Person

Confusion is growing as the federal government prepares to apply different entrance fees at major national parks, including Yosemite and Grand Canyon, based on...

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...

Detained at Green Card Interview, LA Husband Remains in Harsh ICE Custody

A routine green card interview in downtown Los Angeles ended in detention for Tae-ha Hwang, according to his wife, Xelena Diaz — as first...

Korean Americans Face Years of Waiting as Immigration Cases Skyrocket

The number of Korean American immigration cases pending in U.S. immigration courts has reached 509, reflecting a major increase in filings and showing how...

As Temperatures Drop, LA Owners Fear Fires Lit by Homeless for Warmth

Nighttime temperatures in LA have dropped quickly in recent days, raising fears among business owners and building owners about fire hazards caused by unhoused...