Caller ID Spoofing Scam Hits Flushing
Scammers spoof a caller ID to defraud one business in Flushing, and the owner warns non-English speaking businessmen may be an easier target, reports World Journal.
Scammers spoof a caller ID to defraud one business in Flushing, and the owner warns non-English speaking businessmen may be an easier target, reports World Journal.
With more and more Chinese-run liquor stores getting licensed, fierce competition may drive some out of business, reports World Journal.
A new kind of “cram school” in Queens offers Lego block construction and other creative tools to introduce children to STEM education, World Journal reports.
A border arrest separates members of a Chinese family in the U.S. yet again, reports World Journal.
Asian immigrants told a town hall audience of experiences as diverse as their backgrounds, from being undocumented college students to having a son arrested on charges of terrorism, reports World Journal.
German’s Soup, a restaurant based in Guyana, has opened its first international branch in East Flatbush with the founder’s son as the co-owner, reports Caribbean Life.
NYC Housing Commissioner Maria Torres-Springer met with community and ethnic media to discuss housing issues in the city.
At a memorial held in Chinatown, hundreds remembered Peter Kwong, the director of the Asian studies program at Hunter College, and an immigrant and labor advocate, reports Sing Tao Daily.
Polish churches in the tri-state area have seen the number of parishioners shrink, but they remain a lively part of their communities, reports Nowy Dziennik.
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