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Police shootings in Los Angeles continue to rise even after Karen Bass and the LA Police Commission expressed concern about the trend. New figures...

Immigrant communities are growing anxious after the second Trump administration issued guidance directing officers to apply public-benefit standards more strictly in green card reviews....

A Korean American actress has filed a defamation lawsuit against WestJet, saying the airline mishandled an onboard dispute and subjected her to harassment and...

Year-end gatherings have made LA’s already severe “parking war” even worse. Residents are placing cones or trash bins in front of their homes to...

INIU model sold on Amazon linked to multiple fire incidents; consumers urged to stop use immediately The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) plans to cut office visits by half starting next year, raising concern among Korean American seniors who are not...

A routine green card interview in downtown Los Angeles ended in detention for Tae-ha Hwang, according to his wife, Xelena Diaz — as first...

Korean American nonprofits across California are confronting sharp funding cuts as federal reductions to healthcare and immigrant support programs force clinics and community organizations to scale back services, reduce staff, or prepare for closures.

Israeli Consulate in LA Hosts Public Safety Symposium AI-Driven Crime Prevention Technologies IntroducedMore Than 60 Guests Attend, Including Korean American LeadersConsul General: “We Look Forward...

Student enrollment in Koreatown schools has fallen faster than anywhere else in LAUSD, driven by declining birth rates and heightened immigration enforcement, raising concerns about future funding and district operations.