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Student Visa Cancellation Sparks Deportation Over Speeding

Student visa cancellation over minor traffic ticket sparks deportation risk A Korean graduate in Georgia is facing imminent deportation after U.S. immigration officials abruptly canceled...

LAPD Officer-Involved Shooting Ruled Justified Despite Violations

Commission clears officer who killed mentally ill man — using LAPD’s own report The Los Angeles Police Commission has cleared Officer Andres Lopez in the...

Korean Cultural Heritage Model Moved Ahead of 2026 World Cup

A large model of the turtle ship, a symbol of Korean cultural heritage, now stands in the West Hall lobby of the LA Convention...

Tesla arson case suspect challenges detention over mistranslation

Paul Hyon Kim, 36, the suspect in the Tesla service center arson case in Las Vegas, is requesting a review of his detention order, arguing that errors in translation during court proceedings led to a denial of bail.

Korean American Voter Districts: California 45th Leads with 51,151

Korean American voter districts are most concentrated in California’s 45th Congressional District, which holds the highest Korean population among all U.S. House districts, according to a report released April 8 by the Korean American Grassroots Conference (KAGC).

Child Pornography Arrest: Korean Man Caught at U.S. Airport

A Korean national attempting to enter the United States without a visa was arrested at the airport after authorities found child pornography on his...

Police Excessive Force Caught on Video in Iowa Arrest

A viral video showing an Iowa City police officer repeatedly punching Korean American resident Jonathan Kim during an arrest has sparked outrage and an internal investigation. The officer, Alirio Arcenas, is seen using force that critics say resembles MMA-style pounding. Police initially omitted details about the officer’s actions until the video surfaced, raising renewed concerns over police excessive force and transparency.

Koreatown seniors struggle with digital parking systems amid rapid automation

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.

LAPD officer disciplinary review begins nearly a year after fatal shooting

The LAPD is set to review possible disciplinary action against three officers involved in the fatal shooting of Yong Yang, a Korean-American man with mental illness, nearly a year after the incident. The case has sparked community protests and legal action, raising concerns over police accountability, transparency, and the handling of individuals with mental health issues.

74-year-old Korean-American completes all six world major marathons after cancer treatment

A 74-year-old Korean-American marathon runner has achieved one of the sport’s most coveted milestones—completing all six World Marathon Majors. Howard Lee, a resident of Buena...