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“Liquor Store Dreams,” a documentary by So Yun Um, depicts a generation of Korean Americans looking beyond the riots.
Garment industry workers need protections. Jeopardizing the garment industry puts affordability in Los Angeles at risk.
Suehiro Cafe in downtown L.A.’s Little Tokyo is the latest legacy business falling to rail development and gentrification.
The conflict between the U.S. and China over Taiwan’s sovereignty is political theater with drastic consequences.
Chinese and white attorneys navigate cultural communication in the San Gabriel Valley — a fraught and changing landscape.
An unlikely artist at a Hollywood body shop channels the Dutch painter Piet Mondrian with a functional mosaic that keeps the needles out of the driveway.
Columnist Frank Shyong first visited Focus Plaza as a seventh-grader with his family. He sees the mall’s renovation as a symbol of Southern California’s changing Chinese population.
Why are we so quick to ascribe motives in mass shootings, such as the Lunar New Year attack in Monterey Park? Perhaps because, in a country riven with gun violence, so many feel under attack.
Confrontational, disruptive protest brought Los Angeles this moment of political change.
Attention and sympathetic responses from multi-national Los Angeles can amplify cries for justice in distant nations, and act as a buffer against censorship.
