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Korean restaurant ‘Seoul Sister’ debuts in Downtown Disney, bringing bibimbap to the spotlight

A Korean-led restaurant has been selected in the competitive bidding process for the Parkside Market dining space in Anaheim's Downtown Disney. The spotlight is on...
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Buena Park railroad signal failure sparks safety concerns as driver narrowly avoids train crash

A Korean-American driver narrowly avoided a catastrophic collision with a freight train after the railroad crossing signals and barriers failed to activate. The incident occurred...
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A South Korean arrested as an undocumented immigrant turns out to be a permanent resident

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been cracking down on undocumented immigrants with criminal records. However, it was belatedly revealed that a...
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Smart cancer screening event to be held at the Korea Daily building on Feb. 22

A special "Smart Cancer Screening" event will take place on Saturday, February 22, starting at 9 a.m at the first floor of the Korea...
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Majority of Korean Americans back ICE deportations of undocumented immigrants with criminal records

A recent survey reveals that the majority of Korean Americans support the arrest and deportation of undocumented immigrants with criminal records. As the U.S. Immigration...
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New book maps out Koreatown’s future with a pedestrian-friendly vision

A newly published book is drawing attention for its in-depth analysis of Los Angeles’ Koreatown, offering a look at its past, present, and a...
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Black, not pink: Why Jennie’s outfit reflects Korea’s wedding guest dress code

When Jennie of K-pop group Blackpink appeared at a wedding last year wearing a black knit top paired with black trousers, it immediately sparked...
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H Mart opens in Chino, bridging Asian flavors with mainstream shoppers

H Mart, the largest Asian supermarket chain in the U.S., officially opened its Chino location (3967 Grand Ave) on the 13th, marking its 18th...
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LA DA Hochman vows stronger protections for Korean American crime victims

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has announced plans to enhance language support services, including Korean-language assistance, to support Korean American crime victims...
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Drenched and desperate: LA’s homeless struggle to survive record rainfall

The raindrops are terrifying. No place to lie down, nowhere to hide from the rain-this is the reality for the homeless. This year, a record-breaking...
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