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Atlanta Korean American Dentist Kills Wife, Daughter; Police Probe Points to Domestic Issues

Authorities in Johns Creek, Georgia, are investigating the deaths of a Korean American family after police confirmed a dentist killed his wife and teenage...

Son Heung-min Throws First Pitch at Dodgers Game

Son Heung-min, who recently joined LAFC and has quickly become a sports star in Los Angeles, met fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers. On...

Is LAPD Chief the Korean Community’s Feudal Lord?

On August 25, a reception was held at the Los Angeles Consul General’s residence to celebrate the appointment of LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell. The...

Hana Bank’s LA Branch Reopens after 21 Years, Plans West Coast Growth

Hana Bank USA has reopened a branch in Los Angeles for the first time in 21 years, marking a significant milestone in its North...

Korean Films Shine at Gardena Cinema, a Korean American Theater

A Korean film event will be held at Gardena Cinema, a Korean American-operated theater with a 79-year history, as part of the Korean government’s...

Koreatown council representation: WCKNC chair urges LA seat

Bill Robinson, chair of the Wilshire Center-Koreatown Neighborhood Council (WCKNC), was re-elected last month and said in an interview on Aug 15, that Koreatown...

Koreatown centenarian birthday: Four generations gather

A meaningful celebration was held at LA Adult Day Health Care Center in Koreatown, on August 15, honoring Seok-Hee Kim on her 100th birthday....

LA Korean Consulate Accused of Neglecting Korean War Veterans

A Korean American veterans group in Southern California sent a letter to the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles (Consul General...

Korean War Veterans in U.S. Cut to 150, Facing Neglect and Isolation

Seventy-five years after the Korean War began, the remaining Korean American veterans face isolation, with their ranks thinning and public memory fading fast. In 2019,...

Targeting students’ social media isn’t security—It’s censorship

The U.S. suspension of student visa interviews for expanded social media screening alarms Korean students and businesses, raising concerns over censorship and free speech.

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