Josie Huang

The Atlanta-area spa shootings mobilized the Asian American community. One year later, attacks show no signs of stopping.

Nearly a quarter of the 1500 Asian American Pacific Islander residents surveyed by the Pat Brown Institute For Public Affairs at Cal State L.A. say they have been verbally or physically attacked — or had property damaged — during the pandemic because of their race or ethnicity.

Bao Zhuoxuan said he was persecuted in China because of the legal work of his mother, Wang Yu, a human rights lawyer.

An Nguyen has been in ICE custody three times since he was released from prison; his attorneys say ICE violated a court order.

Founded more than a century ago, Wintersburg Village in Huntington Beach was where three generations of Japanese Americans lived, worked and worshipped.

Community leaders are calling for solutions ranging from direct aid to victims to greater investment in housing and health care.

The Democrat declared victory, having secured 68% of the votes counted so far. But Republican Burton Brink says he’s still waiting for a final tally.

After a sharp decline in deportations during the pandemic, signs around the country indicate arrests are being planned.

Some Tongan American leaders say the White House has not taken up their offers to help in Tonga’s recovery from recent natural disasters.

COVID-19 has tamped down large-scale celebrations for a second year in a row. But people are creating new, more intimate spins on tradition.

A group of South Asian faculty members say Cal State’s focus on caste is itself discriminatory.

A short illustrated history of Jonathan Chang’s portraits, found everywhere from rallies to the billboards of Times Square.