Category: Media

Los Angeles is fast becoming the most diverse city on the planet, and we are living in perhaps the greatest golden age of open media ever, argues Julian Do.

On March 7th, exceptional journalism work among Southern California's ethnic media was honored at The 2013 NAM Ethnic Media Awards Gala held at KPCC's Crawford Family Forum at SCPR's Mohn Broadcast Center in Pasadena. The event was presented by New America Media, the Los Angeles Multicultural Leadership Network [LAMLN], with support from the California Community Foundation [CCF] and KPCC.

Two international publications, Future News and Die Presse, write about Alhambra Source and the research project behind it.

Ethnic media practitioners in Southern California were recognized on Thursday night for excellence in journalism, and insightful coverage on ethnic community issues.

New American Media selected the site from nearly 50 ethnic media nominees, recognizing it as "a critical community platform for underserved and diverse residents in the area."

A three-part series on Autism in the local Latino and Spanish-speaking immigrant community published in this newspaper will be honored today by New America Media, a national association of ethnic media outlets.

Alhambra Source and the Asian Pacific American Legal Center hosted a community forum Tuesday night that brought together different languages to discuss youth and immigrant issues.

The Commerce Industrial Council and the League of Woman Voters will televise its coverage of last week's candidate forum on the city’s public access television channel in the run up to the election.

The Northeast LA Division, located in Glassell Park, is broadcasting videos featuring one of their area captains on the Internet to let people know what’s going on in their area.

To welcome the new year, the Philippine Consulate General in LA held a reception gathering on Monday, January 7 in Hancock Park for members of the Filipino-American media community.