Josie Huang

It’s not just L.A. Its suburbs are also debating over what to do about growing homelessness. A proposal to build tiny homes in Arcadia led to a face-off between dueling sides on Sunday in front of a city council member’s house.

Plans by the owner of Sakura Gardens to close one of the facilities on its five-acre Boyle Heights campus for elders and possibly replace it with market-rate housing has drawn fierce backlash.

California’s new attorney general Rob Bonta announced he’s creating a racial justice bureau that will focus much of its work on hate crimes, including anti-Asian attacks.

California had the largest share of the more than 2,800 anti-Asian incidents reported to Stop AAPI Hate since the mass shooting in March that killed six women of Asian descent in the Atlanta.

Indians and Indian Americans are responding to a second wave in coronavirus that’s sickened millions. Many in the diaspora are struggling with what could befall loved ones and India's most vulnerable and poor residents.

Hundreds of protestors converged in L.A.’s Chinatown to march loudly to City Hall in the name of immigrants, workers rights and called out anti-Asian hate.

Businesses like the beloved Suehiro Cafe are weathering the pandemic at great personal and financial cost.

Police have apprehended the mother of three young children found dead Saturday morning in Reseda.

Nearly two months after a Korean American man was reportedly assaulted in Koreatown by assailants yelling racial slurs, dozens convened on the same corner…

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.

Mission spokeswoman Terri Heurta said the roof work is expected to take three-to-four weeks if all goes as planned.

For some, the attacks on Asian Americans have led some to put up their guard, buying pepper spray and taking self-defense courses.Others have channeled…