Hankil Kang, a journalist at the Department of Social Affairs, provides in-depth coverage on Korean American social issues. Kang earned a BA in Public Relations and an MA in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Georgia.
A New York police shooting involving a man in mental health crisis has sparked backlash after officers opened fire on a family’s 911 call for medical help, reviving calls for reform.
California lawmakers are moving to toughen DUI penalties, targeting first offenders and closing legal loopholes as officials and families push for stronger road safety protections.
Federal agents conducted armed immigration raids at a California church during a food drive, arresting a vendor and terrifying families, prompting investigations and protests from religious leaders.
Starting March 1, SBA loans will be limited to businesses fully owned by U.S. citizens, excluding green card holders and any foreign ownership under revised federal rules.
A string of thefts targeting Korean churches in Los Angeles has raised security concerns, as suspects exploit worship services to break into offices and steal cash and valuables.
A Korean Canadian man in Edmonton won about $11 million after hitting the Lotto Max jackpot, planning first to pay off his mortgage and visit family in South Korea.
More than 10,000 people rallied in downtown Los Angeles to protest ICE enforcement, with arrests reported after dispersal orders during a second day of demonstrations.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is increasingly requesting additional documents from visa applicants without providing clear explanations, according to immigration attorneys.
Confusion is...
An armed robbery involving the use of pepper spray occurred at a long-term parking facility near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), prompting authorities to...
