Ada Tseng

Your foundation, your chimney, your gas main — those are our topics for this week. To improve your earthquake safety on some of these fronts, you may need to hire a professional.

This week: How will you reach family members if you lose cellphone service? Where is your meetup spot? These are issues that figure into your family earthquake plan.

This week, we’re working on injury reduction inside your home. Most injuries during an earthquake are a result of falling objects, so we’re securing everything.

For Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, we asked for strategies to disarm microaggressions. A Columbia University expert offers four tactics.

On May 19 at 6 p.m., Ada Tseng, assistant editor of the L.A. Times utility team, and reporter Agnes Constante will speak with mental health experts and community organizers about Asian American gender-based violence.

Many Asian Americans deal with microaggressions that may not seem like a big deal to others but can take a toll. What are your strategies for how to respond?

Oscar-nominated director Lee Isaac Chung said he used to be a cinema purist and a little anti-Hollywood. Here’s what changed his mind.

Governments rely on data that doesn’t differentiate between groups of Asian Americans , but wealth gaps, language barriers, technology can all make a big difference

Baldwin Park had the second highest rate of COVID-19 deaths in the San Gabriel Valley, yet it lagged in vaccinations. Here’s how a church and various other groups set up a clinic

More people are eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in Orange County, and more sites have opened. Here’s how to schedule your appointment using Othena or other systems, get your second dose, and more.