Korean American community

Holden was first elected to the 10th District seat in 1987 and became a key supporter of Korean American businesses. During the early 1990s...

Two Korean American students from prestigious universities were found dead within a week, raising concerns as both schools and police have withheld details on...

The LA Kings and their fans donated $15,200 to the Koreatown Senior & Community Center after its harmonica ensemble became a viral sensation with...

On the 33rd anniversary of the April 29 LA riots, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass released a statement just four sentences long, drawing criticism...

April 29, 1992, marks a painful but pivotal chapter in the history of the Korean American community in Los Angeles. Thirty-three years ago today,...

H Mart, the largest Asian supermarket chain in the United States, is accelerating its nationwide expansion amid the growing popularity of Korean food. New Stores...

On April 28, 1992, Los Angeles was on the brink of chaos. Long-simmering tensions and anger erupted the next day, on April 29, engulfing...

At 10 a.m. on April 24, a 76-year-old woman surnamed Park laid out a sidewalk stand in front of the bus stop at Wilshire...

A $1.8 million city budget originally allocated to Koreatown but reallocated in 2023 has now been returned to fund a delayed public park project. On...

The LAPD is set to review possible disciplinary action against three officers involved in the fatal shooting of Yong Yang, a Korean-American man with mental illness, nearly a year after the incident. The case has sparked community protests and legal action, raising concerns over police accountability, transparency, and the handling of individuals with mental health issues.