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When the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana displayed a gown crafted by internationally-renowned fashion designer Guo Pei four years ago, visitors couldn’t get enough.
When Ashley Shim took high school history classes, she noticed something missing.
For years, Korean has been one of the most commonly spoken languages in Orange County, which is home to the second-largest Korean population in the United States after Los Angeles.
When Elaine Chang decided to become a foster parent, she knew she wanted the child to be Korean.
When the Orange County Buddhist Church was established more than 80 years ago, it was a refuge for Japanese immigrants and their families.
A first-of-its-kind emergency program to support female survivors of human trafficking opened in Orange County this summer, offering shelter beds as well as specially tailored healthcare, case management and education assistance services.
A new program to support female survivors of human trafficking in Orange County has become the a first-of-its-kind emergency shelter.
When Irvine’s Korean American Center started offering adult Korean-language classes 2 1/2 years ago, the idea was to provide second- and third-generation Korean Americans who speak only English a way to learn their ancestors’ native tongue.
For Yvon Nguyen, shopping for clothes had always been frustrating.
This summer Sandy Lillard started losing sleep.
