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Neighbours are a nightmare. They can be loud, intrusive, weird and just all-around unpleasant to deal with.  For example, my parents have a neighbo...

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: The Possibly Brief Life of Guang Hansheng by Liang Qingsan, translated by Andy Dudak

In a recent exclusive talk in Paris with China News Services "W.E. Talk", Shen Dali, a translator, writer, recipient of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres and doctoral supervisor as well as a professor emeritus at Beijing Foreign Studies University, gave an in-depth analysis of this problem.

Peking University's sociology department is carrying on with a spirit of inquiry after four decades of development, Fang Aiqing reports.

If any of the makers of modern China who agonized over their country’s enfeebled state and dreamed of better times during the past century and a half could have visited Beijing’s Pangu Plaza today, they would hardly believe their eyes. Pangu’s preening thirty-nine-story office tower, capped by a massive figurative dragon head in stone, stands high above the fourth ring road,

A man was living in Japanese-occupied Northeast China when he longed to compete in the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Good Morning. It's been two months since the Parker Foundation's 1951 LAPD Squad Car was sent off for much-needed repairs, but as of August 1, 2021, the ol '51 is back home at the Elysian Park Police Academy. If you would like to come by and get your photo taken with the Foundation's LAPD vintage patrol car, click here to see details on how you can schedule a time to do that.

Two Southland residents were arrested today in connection with an alleged fraud scheme that induced people into purchasing thousands of Target gift cards, which were then used at stores in Los Angeles and Orange counties to purchase electronics and other goods.

Two Southland residents were arrested today in connection with an alleged fraud scheme that induced people into purchasing thousands of Target gift cards, which were then used at stores in Los Angeles and Orange counties to purchase electronics and other goods.

lfujimoto@mauinews.com WAILUKU — A California man arrested in an operation targeting online sexual predators was allowed to return home while his case is pending, after a $300,000 bench warrant was rescinded last month. Ryan Fu, 28, was ordered to surrender his passport to the prosecutor’s office within a week of returning to California. He also was ordered to appear by videoconference for his pretrial conference June 28 in 2nd Circuit Court. As a “geeky kind of guy” described by his at...