Korean Businessman, in Flushing, Tells All about North Korea
Dong-chul Kim talks with The Korea Daily about his “love-hate” relationship with North Korea, and his imprisonment.
Dong-chul Kim talks with The Korea Daily about his “love-hate” relationship with North Korea, and his imprisonment.
Linda Thach, owner of the Little Skips café in Bushwick, now runs several businesses in Brooklyn and Manhattan, reports Bushwick Daily.
The Asian American Federation released demographic profiles of 12 Asian populations in NYC.
The FilAm talks to the director of a documentary about Filipino chefs and restaurants.
Asian Journal gives “a Filipino gastronomic tour of Brooklyn,” highlighting a diverse array of restaurants that have opened within the last decade.
Ahead of Filipino Restaurant Week, The FilAm writes about sisig, a comfort food that has gained “mainstream” popularity.
The NYC Department of Health has issued its first report on health disparities among Asian New Yorkers.
In its seventh year as an online magazine, The FilAm has released its first print edition.
The Philippine Daily Mirror speaks to Melissa Enriquez-Rada, the first Filipino American to run for a city council seat in Bayonne, New Jersey.
News India Times, the Filipino Reporter and Brooklyn Daily Eagle cover the swearing-in ceremonies of Hoboken Mayor Ravinder Bhalla, Jersey City Councilman-at-large Rolando R. Lavarro Jr., and Brooklyn Civil Court Judge Elena Baron.
Twenty-five immigrants from different fields were honored by Times Ledger.
The Riverdale Press speaks to a religious studies professor and Rohingya activist on the plight of the ethnic group.
Ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit to the Philippines, Filipino-Americans weigh in on President Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war, in a story from The FilAm.
Filipinos in Jersey City rallied behind the mayor and the first Filipino member of the city council in their re-election bids at a Pulongbayan, or town meeting, report Philippine Daily Mirror and Filipino Reporter.
Some Filipino restaurants in Woodside offer patrons a side of live music almost every night, reports The FilAm.