Hundreds brave the rain to celebrate Lunar New Year in San Francisco’s Chinatown
Despite persistent showers, hundreds assembled in San Francisco’s Chinatown Tuesday to mark the Lunar New Year. According to…
A New Generation for SF’s Legacy Chinese Restaurants
San Francisco’s Chinatown may be an iconic tourist attraction, but for many Chinese Americans in the Bay Area…
An insider’s guide to Chinatown’s hidden-gem restaurants
Cynthia Huie remembers when Chinatown wasn’t the place for block parties (opens in new tab), DJ sets (opens…
Thousands celebrate the Year of the Horse at San Francisco’s Flower Market Fair
Thousands came out to San Francisco’s Chinatown Saturday for the Flower Market Fair to celebrate the Year of…
S.F. Chinatown’s flower market fair in full bloom as prelude to Lunar New Year
A colorful, fragrant tradition drew thousands of people to San Francisco’s Chinatown on Saturday, days before the start…
What to do in SF this week: Ballet show, pop-ups and more | Community
The dust from Super Bowl LX is still settling, but San Francisco entertainment shows no signs of slowing…
community comes first at Café Tondo – Annenberg Media
Under the Metro A line tracks in Chinatown sits a restful café. At first glance, it doesn’t seem…
New maps show the most detailed demographic data for every S.F. neighborhood
Newly released data from the U.S. census offers a detailed look at how San Francisco’s neighborhoods differ across…
Eileen Gu to lead SF Chinese New Year parade – NBC Bay Area
Olympic gold medalist and San Francisco native Eileen Gu has been named grand marshal of this year’s San…
San Francisco kicks off Lunar New Year celebrations, supporting small businesses
Lunar New Year celebrations kicked off on San Francisco’s Commercial Street Saturday with the launch of new market…
Remembering Nellie Wong, poet and activist from Oakland Chinatown
Nellie Wong, an acclaimed poet, feminist, socialist, labor activist, and organizer, died Jan. 2 in her San Francisco…
The best Los Angeles movies helped me love and understand L.A.
In 1911, a Broadway playwright wrote a snarky letter about a teenage actor who had recently train-tripped from…