Fiona Ng
Deputy Managing Editor
(she/her)
Fiona Ng oversees our Explore L.A. vertical and leads our weekend crew. She was previously the show creator of K-pop Dreaming and led reporting and production on the podcast series. Before that, she was the senior producer of AirTalk with Larry Mantle on LAist (formerly KPCC). As a freelance writer, she has written for Los Angeles Magazine, Boston Globe Magazine, New York Times, with an emphasis on covering the Chinese diaspora.
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Talks between 14,000 workers and hotel operators in SoCal have fallen through. -
It’s the second time in a little over two weeks that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has sent a busload of migrants to Union Station. -
Tucker O'Neill and his friend walked from Pasadena to Santa Monica. Just because. -
The international pop group performed live this weekend for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. -
Store owners were helped in cleanup efforts by local good Samaritans Sunday after some were looted and vandalized the night before. -
Old school restaurants pivoting to stay afloat, new ones struggling to establish themselves, diners showing their support. A glimpse into the 626's vast and diverse restaurant culture. -
Two online groups — one in English, one in Chinese — spread love through food. It's the SGV way. -
Hummus Labs opened its doors during the dine-in restaurant ban. Its owner figures the only place to go from here is up. -
The San Gabriel Valley, the heart of L.A's Chinese food scene, felt the impact of COVID-19 before the rest of SoCal. -
Bubble Republic closed for renovation in February — and reopened to a changed world. Now, Michael Tu is trying to keep it afloat, one cup at a time.
Stories by Fiona Ng
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