According to the 2010 Census, the three metropolitan areas with the largest Chinese American populations were the Greater New YorkCombined Statistical Area at 682,265 people, the San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland Combined Statistical Area at 592,865 people,
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If smells could tell a story, the meaty aroma of sizzling dumplings might explain how Danielle Chang, 41, a petite mother of two, founded LuckyRice, a popular Asian food festival in New York that has spread to four other cities.
Continue reading >>A new state law banning the possession or sale of shark fins takes effect today, although local Chinese neighborhood groups are continuing to fight the legislation in federal court and are holding a rally in Oakland today.
Continue reading >>Otto Cake moved to Smith Street and quickly became popular for its homemade cheesecakes with exotic flavors. But over the years, it’s been plagued by problems of crime around the business.
Continue reading >>Third-hand cigarette smoke residue that clings to surfaces even after the smoke has cleared out can cause DNA damage in human cells, according to a new study led by a Chinese American scientist.
Continue reading >>Kathy Trang (Los Angeles), 20, psychology and biology dual major. Trang, who is graduating cum laude, was selected for the University’s Phi Kappa Phi Travel Award for the 2012-13 academic year. Upon graduation, Trang will continue with her neurobiologica
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