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Newsom has until September 30 to sign or veto AB 2222, a refundable tax credit for every journalist a local newsroom employs. For in-language outlets, it could decide who survives.
The 2025 FBI hate crime data has a counting problem that is not really about undercounting. It is a classification system with no box for Indian Americans.
Nancy Mace's resolution would pull federal recognition from CAPAC and the Asian American staff associations. The stakes are hiring, mentorship, and legislation.
The 12th Chinatown Night Out brings SFPD and more than 20 community groups to a Sacramento Street basketball court on September 9. It also lands in a month of federal enforcement anxiety.
In 1922 the Supreme Court told Takao Ozawa he was not white. Three months later it told Bhagat Singh Thind the same thing, using the opposite logic.
A federal judge cleared the way for DHS to end Temporary Protected Status for roughly 4,000 Burmese nationals. Their work permits are already void.
SEADRA would halt deportations of Cambodian, Lao, and Vietnamese refugees and create a return pathway for more than 2,000 already removed. It has 100+ endorsements and no vote.
Michelle Steel landed at Incheon and opened in Korean. She is the first Korean American woman in the post. The harder question is what diaspora identity does inside a negotiation.
The Lahaina anniversary brings retrospectives. The ongoing disaster is quieter: local families priced off Maui entirely, and a state senator trying to build a way out of it.
