Alex Cha stood before the Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commission last week and told panel members: “As an Asian American living in the city of Los Angeles, I feel voiceless.” He had ...

A 1940s apartment building at 412 South Catalina Street in Koreatown is slated for a six-story, 53-unit redevelopment by ...

LA's Koreatown offers a mecca of Korean cuisine that lies unparalleled in America. The food is so good, and so varied, that even foodies from Seoul marvel at the quality and breadth of eateries ...

Koreatown activists are threatening to sue the city of Los Angeles over its planned new district maps that, if approved, they say would cut the neighborhood in half and disenfranchise many of the ...

Two years ago, Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson shared a happy moment with Koreatown’s civic leaders, basking in their praise as they thanked him for putting their neighborhood ...

Los Angeles’s Koreatown is home to a fairly large group of Koreans — more than 20 percent of the neighborhood’s population. But the Korean population in Santa Clara County has always been ...

An affordable-housing development planned for Los Angeles’ Koreatown neighborhood has secured $24.4 million in construction financing. Measure ULA cited as new factor challenging multifamily ...

More maps in Eater LA See more maps. The Best New Restaurants in Los Angeles, July 2025. ... For grilling action in Los Angeles’s Koreatown, visit the Korean barbecue map.

LOS ANGELES (CBS) — A plan by city lawmakers to divide a council district populated predominately by Asian residents was roundly criticized by residents and community activists on Wednesday. KNX ...

Koreatown’s new multifamily map. ... of around 43,000 per square mile puts it closer to Manhattan’s 68,000 or so than the estimated 7,500 for the rest of Los Angeles.

What to Know. CicLAvia: Koreatown Meets Hollywood, presented by Metro; Sunday, April 6, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4.75-mile route; Free, no ticket required; A few Metro stations, including Hollywood/Vine ...

Nithya Raman turned into a political celebrity almost overnight when she emerged as the face of a rising progressive vanguard to campaign for the Los Angeles City Council in 2020.