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An anti-Asian attack in the drive-thru at McDonalds draws a crowd urging end to hate. Dozens of activists, neighbors and family decry the violent North Hollywood incident.

Filipino Migrant Center will host a fundraiser. Plus, New Hope Grief Community will host a family grief camp on Saturday, Oct. 28.

The Filipino Migrant Center, the Long Beach-based nonprofit, will celebrate its 13-year anniversary with an adobo cook-off on Oct. 14.

After hitting record highs in 2021, anti-Asian hate attacks have significantly decreased both in the Los Angeles area and statewide. The trend has prompted relief but also concern that some

The trend has prompted relief but also concern that some Asian Americans are not reporting attacks against them as attention on the topic fades.

The trend has prompted relief but also concern that some Asian Americans are not reporting attacks against them as attention on the topic fades.

A judge determined that while Nicholas Weber had made “offensive and vulgar statements” against the family, the incident remained a “general intent crime”

Good Morning. Good Morning. Join us on Monday, October 3rd for the 38th Annual Chief Daryl F. Gates Golf Tournament at Porter Valley Country Club in Northridge. Registration is $150 per person and proceeds will go towards benefitting the Officer Needs Help Fund. Click here for more information.

A Sylmar man accused of rear-ending a Filipino family at a North Hollywood drive-thru and then uttering racial slurs and physically assaulting the victims pleaded not guilty Monday to two battery charges.

The number of hate crimes in California rose for the third year in a row, according to an annual report from the state Department of Justice.