Mass shooting victims remembered at S.F. Chinatown vigil
A somber vigil was held in Chinatown Thursday night for the victims of recent mass shootings in Half Moon Bay and Monterey Park. Andrea Nakano reports. (1-26-23)
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A somber vigil was held in Chinatown Thursday night for the victims of recent mass shootings in Half Moon Bay and Monterey Park. Andrea Nakano reports. (1-26-23)
Kelsi Thorud reports from a vigil in San Francisco's Portsmouth Square commemorating mass shooting victims. City leaders promise to step up patrols to protect the Asian American community. (1-26-23)
On Sunday, San Francisco's Chinatown community was set to usher in the Year of the Rabbit but the happy festivities were marred by a mass shooting in Southern California.
The targeted mass shooting at a Lunar New Year celebration in Southern California has shaken the Bay Area Asian American community as well. John Ramos reports. (1-22-23)
After a decade of construction, and nearly 4 years behind schedule, San Francisco's Central Subway project is finally entering service on Saturday, limited as it may be.
After years of construction, San Francisco's Central Subway is finally beginning limited service on Saturday. Wilson Walker looks back at a decade-long journey. (11-19-22)
An unprecedented $5 million commitment is helping the Asian American community combat a rise in hate crimes and attacks in the Bay Area with a mobile app.
One chocolatier and café in Chinatown is fed up with increasing crimes and attacks against the Asian American community. It's now offering free self-defense classes to all employees.
Amid rising attacks against Asian-Americans, the chef of a small café in San Francisco's Chinatown is teaching self-defense skills to his staff. Betty Yu reports. (9/7/22)
Tourists and locals alike packed San Francisco restaurants this Labor Day weekend. China Live in Chinatown had its busiest night yet since the restaurant opened about 5 years ago.
Small business owners in San Francisco's Chinatown, fed up with a spike in crime, are making some changes they hope will make a difference.
Police in San Francisco are stepping up patrols in the city's Chinatown, which has been hit by an alarming rash of late-night burglaries and vandalism.
A string of burglaries in San Francisco's Chinatown has disturbed business owners and led to calls for more police patrols.
A string of burglaries in San Francisco's Chinatown has disturbed business owners and led to calls for more police patrols. Sara Donchey reports. (8-4-22)
Sixty years ago, the Chan family came to the Bay Area and focused on creating good fortune. That fortune has become the heart of every cookie at The Golden Gate Cookie Company.
San Francisco community leaders and residents of Chinatown celebrated the second annual Ping Yuen Summer Block Party Saturday.
San Francisco community leaders and residents of Chinatown celebrated the second annual Ping Yuen Summer Block Party Saturday. Shawn Chitnis reports. (7-23-22)
A San Francisco high school student who saw a great need in her Chinatown community has launched a tutoring center to help struggling students.
Fire crews took on a 2-alarm blaze in San Francisco's Chinatown Wednesday afternoon and succeeded in extinguishing it without any reported injuries.
The art created by a Chinatown community leader who's shared his talent for Chinese calligraphy for decades can be seen all over his San Francisco neighborhood.
Sharon Chin introduces us to the face behind the brush: Terry Luk, a Chinatown community leader who has shared his talent for decades. (5-20-22)
A banner carried by members of San Francisco's Chinese community during one of the country's first anti-racism marches in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic is heading to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
A popular mural in Chinatown is being replaced after being targeted by taggers. Devin Fehely reports. (5-8-22)
The Chinese Historical Society of America is renovated and ready to reopen with the much-anticipated exhibit, 'We Are Bruce Lee: Under The Sky, One Family.'
Last week, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to revoke the permit for a 50-year-old pedestrian overcrossing in Chinatown. Some call it a spiritual landmark, but the city wants to tear it down to renovate a beloved park.
