Koreatown seniors are struggling with newly implemented digital parking systems like Metropolis, which require smartphone use and QR code registration. As automated platforms replace traditional methods, many older residents are left without support, prompting concerns over accessibility and inclusion in an increasingly tech-driven environment.
The Los Angeles County Superior Court has ordered the release of key records, including bodycam and 911 recordings, related to the fatal LAPD shooting of Korean-American Yong Yang, following a petition by the Korea Daily under the Public Records Act. Attorney Charles Jung emphasized that the disclosure could reveal whether police followed proper procedures in handling a mentally ill individual, highlighting broader concerns about systemic failures and the need for accountability.
Copper wire theft is increasing in LA Koreatown, leading to widespread streetlight outages. Delayed repairs have left residents and businesses struggling with prolonged darkness.
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Anthem Blue Cross has recognized Seoul Medical Group (SMG) as one of California’s top healthcare providers in its inaugural Care Provider Recognition Program, the...
The Korean American Institute of Architects (KAIA) strongly criticized the winning design of the new Los Angeles Consulate General building after the artist's renditions...
Despite a recent report indicating a slight decrease in graffiti removal requests in Los Angeles last year, Koreatown remains heavily impacted by graffiti.
Notably, Koreatown...
The Korean American Federation of Los Angeles (KAFLA), led by President Robert Ahn, along with other Korean organizations, will hold a ceremony commemorating the...
