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The garden has been a beloved staple in the community since 2013

In the run-off race for Los Angeles City Council District 4, Nithya Raman is already reshaping L.A. city politics for the better.

Ktown for Black Lives is one of many commitments to racial justice that are blossoming throughout Los Angeles within the Korean community.

“You can be a model and give back to your community. We’re breaking boundaries everywhere.”

Here's how to — and why you should — fight against illegal Airbnbs in your neighborhood.

Through sacrifice and food, Lee built a restaurant that lives true to the Korean family ideal that a loved person is a well-fed one.

Hot chicken sandwiches come and go, but Korean fried chicken is forever. 

Mayor Garcetti is trying to fly under the radar all the way to the top: we cannot let him.

For decades, Korean auteurs like Bong have been beasts at portraying themes of poverty, democracy, capitalism; we’ve stayed knowing our strength in storytelling.

For the residents of Los Angeles, the uprising that began on April 29, 1992 was a long time coming. When a majority-white jury acquitted four cops of using excessive force on Black motorist Rodney...

Order corned beef hash with chicken tom kha at Armon’s, Eagle Rock’s diner of choice for 60 years

Angelenos come with cars and skim the surface of the neighborhood’s “best bars” and “BBQ” for smeary soju-soaked nights, but it's so much more than that.

For many families, Portmeirion’s Botanic Garden line simply looks like home

Los Angeles needs more shade trees. We deserve more oaks, willows, and the lesser-known (but equally distinguished!) camphor and pepper trees. We need them to cover us at boozy picnics or our...

On Thursday, March 17, approximately 20 unhoused residents were swept from their encampment in Toriumi Plaza. For many, it happened quickly; for others, the day couldn’t come soon enough.

It is one of his most personal tell-all albums to date, grappling with homelessness, schizophrenia, and how to come up for air from the poverty line.

At the time, many older Koreans like my mother were feeling antagonized and confused by the media’s narrative that pit them against Black Angelenos. But then, Kobe introduced to them a different...

“Many businesses like ours are dwindling, while more new luxury apartment buildings are getting built. We’re disappearing.”