Exploring the heart of Filipino American history: A ride through HiFi
For Filipino American History Month, Good Day LA's Bob DeCastro takes you to a hidden gem right here in the heart of Los Angeles that is packed with history, mouthwatering food, and an undeniable sense of community pride.
Jeepney tours in Historic Filipinotown
For Filipino American history month, Good Day LA's Bob DeCastro is taking you to a hidden gem in the heart of Los Angeles.
ICE raids stir fear in Artesia’s Little India and Asian communities across LA
Though recent ICE raids have spotlighted Latino communities, Asian American Pacific Islanders are increasingly alarmed. Business owners in Artesia's Little India report declining foot traffic after a local raid.
Fashion designer making waves with exhibition in Malibu
A global fashion icon continues to shine, this time in Malibu. The elegant gowns of visionary designer Sue Wong are on exhibit now.
Taiko Project celebrates 25th anniversary
Taiko Project is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a performance at Disney Hall, showcasing its impact on the entertainment industry.
From orphanage to superintendent: Dr. Stefan Bean's inspiring journey
As we celebrate and uplift the contributions of AAPI communities this month, Dr. Bean's journey continues to inspire many across Southern California.
Asian media advocacy group accuses Bill Handel of racism
A coalition of Asian American advocates are calling for the suspension of KFI's Bill Handel. The radio show host has repeatedly made remarks about “dog-eating Asians." This isn't the first time Handel has gotten in trouble for anti-Asian comments.
From JA to Shohei: Bringing baseball back to Manzanar
Nearly eight decades after World War II, the Japanese American community celebrated a triumphant return of baseball to the Manzanar incarceration camp.
13-year-old California swimmer qualifies for Olympic trials
At just 13 years old, prodigy Gabi Brito swam the 50-meter freestyle race in 25.42 seconds.
