Josie Huang
Asian American Communities Reporter (she/her)I report on the intersection of being Asian and American and the impact of our growing communities in Southern California.
I started working in newspapers straight out of college, with assignments that took me from Central America’s largest dump to coastal Mississippi post-Katrina. I made the jump to public radio as a host and reporter for Maine Public Radio. I joined this newsroom in 2012, where I’ve covered various beats -- immigration, housing and religion -- always keeping an ear out for underrepresented voices.
One of the best things about LA is there’s always something new to try and I’m mostly talking about food. Also, visiting family in Asia is just a non-stop flight away.
Stories by Josie Huang
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Businesses like the beloved Suehiro Cafe are weathering the pandemic at great personal and financial cost. -
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Police have apprehended the mother of three young children found dead Saturday morning in Reseda.
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Nearly two months after a Korean American man was reportedly assaulted in Koreatown by assailants yelling racial slurs, dozens convened on the same corner…
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The first large wave of Vietnamese to arrive in Southern California came after the fall of Saigon in 1975. Many found community in Catholic churches.
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Mission spokeswoman Terri Heurta said the roof work is expected to take three-to-four weeks if all goes as planned.
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For some, the attacks on Asian Americans have led some to put up their guard, buying pepper spray and taking self-defenese courses.Others have channeled…
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Experts offer tips for guarding mental health during a heartbreaking time.
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'Enough Is Enough.' Scenes From Saturday's 'Stop Asian Hate' March In LA's KoreatownHundreds of people turned out in Koreatown on Saturday to make a statement against anti-Asian racism.
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Hundreds Join 'Stop Asian Hate' March In Koreatown To Call For An End To Hate CrimesHundreds are marching in L.A.'s Koreatown to protest the rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans.
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Authorities are urging anyone receiving the letter to contact local law enforcement.
