Census data reveals greater movement and complexity among ethnic groups in NYC.

Protesters want a new zoning plan to meet the interests of Chinatown residents and business owners.

The small, but growing, Nepalese community in Queens celebrates festivals like Dashain to bring a sense of home to their lives.

Continuing coverage from the ethnic and community press, this time digging underneath the surface of the protests.

In the Bronx, parks are as dirty as ever. No one seems to care, except the people who live there.

New York’s 860,000 registered Latino voters have yet to produce a credible citywide candidate for 2013.

A community questions the mysterious death of Private Danny Chen in Afghanistan.

Groups that once offered residents help with housing disputes have trimmed their programs to a bare minimum.

A tour of the city’s most diverse borough, complete with photos and sound bites.

A survey shows that most residents are happy with New York but the same may not be true for Latinos.

Nine Times Square billboards turned purple Wednesday night in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Egyptian Americans demand their right to absentee vote in Egyptian elections, the first after the ouster of the Mubarak regime.

Hazara community protests outside the Pakistani consulate against the continued killing of its members in that country.

Indian Americans in NY and other US cities have gathered in large numbers to protest corruption in India.

Russian Bazaar asked Russian-speaking New York City residents this broad and somewhat provocative question.