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Josie Huang

Josie Huang

Asian American Communities Reporter at LAist

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How SoCal became a testing ground for fast-growing Asian retailers

Asian retailers like Miniso and Uniqlo which entered the L.A.-area market years ago are now branching out in the US.
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LA's Linda Lindas find their next chapter on major label debut

The Linda Lindas talk about their new album Gotta Get Out and evolving beyond their “kid band” image.
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JANM is coming back in January after a two-year transformation

The Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo will unveil a major permanent exhibition more than double the size of the previous one.
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Businesses like Wet Paws are trying to stay open until more of Altadena returns.
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All evacuations lifted for residents near Garden Grove chemical tank

The tank holds methyl methacrylate, a toxic, highly flammable chemical, officials said. On Saturday, Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency.
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No bar. No phones. Just music at McCabe’s Guitar Shop

The Santa Monica venue, the subject of a new book, has hosted intimate performances by music legends for nearly 60 years.
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SGV residents rally against battery storage hub in City of Industry

Locals worry about opening the door to even more industrial development, like data centers.
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Mandarin speakers in SoCal get a new space to talk mental health

The National Alliance on Mental Health is launching a family-to-family support group for Mandarin speakers across Southern California.
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