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"For the past few years, I have worked by day in the California criminal justice system and by night editing Free More News, a news blog that defies Chinese censors."
Sunny Kim received a liver transplant last year after undergoing treatment for cancer. Alhambra teams are raising funds for the 2013 Relay for Life, which raises awareness about the disease.
National media attention may help prompt a public backlash against abusive behavior by law enforcement in this heavily Latino region of California.
A new exhibition will employ words, art and technology to tell the diverse stories of Asian Pacific Americans.
Jane Fernandez moved from Cuba to Alhambra when she was 8 years old. That is when the bullying started that left an impact until today.
As San Gabriel looks ahead, those who serve the community would do well to welcome the participation of all Americans.
Ethnic organizations to get millions in state grants to educate their communities on benefits.
Outgoing UC President Mark Yudof says the university needs to do more to meet the demands of an increasingly diverse California.
In June, Stephany Madrigal will become the first in her family to graduate high school. The college-bound senior will also be a certified medical assistant.
Students at the Los Angeles School of Global Studies are gaining the skills needed to prepare them for college and a career.
