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Koreatown Apartment Project Approved After Appeal Denied

A new Koreatown apartment development has received final approval from the Los Angeles City Planning Commission, despite opposition. According to Urbanize LA, the commission dismissed...

LA Cooling Center Policy Change Follows Heatwave Access Failures

The City of Los Angeles has implemented a cooling center policy change after a report by The Korea Daily revealed that several designated locations...

Lack of Green Space in Koreatown: Schools and Vacant Lots Offer Hope

Efforts to mitigate the chronic shortage of green space in Los Angeles’ Koreatown are gaining traction, with local civic leaders and policymakers actively proposing...

LA Cooling Centers Shut Out Residents as Heatwave Hits 90°F

As the heatwave continues across Southern California, Los Angeles city and other municipalities are promoting lists of “cooling centers” or “cool spots” (designated public...

Korean American restaurants struggle despite record U.S. dining sales

Despite the booming U.S. restaurant industry, Korean American restaurant owners in Los Angeles are reporting some of the toughest times in recent memory. “I can...

Koreatown Transforms Into Global Dining Hotspot With Michelin Wins

Los Angeles Koreatown is transforming into a global dining destination as international restaurant brands and renowned chefs increasingly open locations in the area. Once dominated...

Bayern Munich Highlights LA Koreatown and The Korea Daily

German soccer powerhouse Bayern Munich has highlighted LA Koreatown and The Korea Daily as part of its American Exploration project during the Club World Cup. On...

Korean homeless residents face eviction from LA-subsidized housing

Korean homeless residents in LA's Koreatown were issued sudden eviction notices, exposing miscommunication and accountability gaps in the city's TLS housing program.

LA Koreatown Businesses Hit by Immigration Crackdown Worker Shortages

Korean American businesses in Los Angeles Koreatown are facing severe challenges as the immigration crackdown intensifies and related protests continue. Many Latin American workers are...

Robert F. Kennedy Park temporarily closed following jurisdiction transfer

Robert F. Kennedy Park in Koreatown has been closed after being transferred from LA's Parks Department to LAUSD, raising concerns among local residents.

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