Chinatown
(SAN FRANCISCO) The 5,000-bag food giveaway event has become a well-recognized tradition for the Chinese Newcomers Service Center for decades. The 2024 food drive was even more unique and challenging for George Chan, Executive Director of the center. He decided to stay overnight at the Cameron House playground to ensure the safety of each $75-valued food bag.
(SAN FRANCISCO) On June 15, 1924, seven very young, talented and educated Chinese-American women wanted to do something for the flood victims in China, so they co-founded the Square and Circle Club to raise funds. 100 years later today, the organization is still continuing its passion of service and philanthropy for the community.
(SAN FRANCISCO) As a result of the recent ruling by the San Francisco Board of Appeals, LionDanceMe announced the ending of its regular outdoor lion dance performances on Grant Avenue on all weekends in June.
(SAN FRANCISCO) BeChinatown, main organizer of the popular Chinatown Night Market, was approved by the City to expand the venue of the upcoming night market events from three blocks to five blocks on Grant Avenue despite opposition from merchants and residents.
(SAN FRANCISCO) Removing parking and lacking of moving traffic are known as killers of local businesses. For the past over three years since the pandemic, the residents and merchants along three blocks of Grant Avenue in the center of San Francisco Chinatown have also suffered the loud noise from drums and amplified sounds as well as inaccessible vehicular traffic on both Saturday and Sunday year long on all weekends.
（SAN FRANCISCO) With a significant donation from Civic Joy Fund, San Francisco Chinatown will continue to have night markets held year-round in 2024 starting March 8 on a Friday night from 5:30 pm to 9pm.
（SAN FRANCISCO) On February 8, two days before the Lunar New Year Day, merchants and residents in San Francisco Chinatown were busy preparing for the celebration of the largest festival in the Chinese community. When merchants and family association members heard of the new conference going to be held at the Hotel North Beach that morning, they kept calling everyone to show up at the site to protest against the sober living housing facility plan.
(SAN FRANCISCO) New contemporary art lanterns were installed to join the iconic red lanterns at 800 Grant Avenue to light up San Francisco Chinatown and welcome the upcoming Lunar New Year.
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- Police search for man who allegedly stole two 28-inch-tall popular Labubu dolls worth of thousands of dollars
- San Francisco launches a new $3.6 million Downtown SF Vibrancy Loan & Grant Fund to encourage small businesses to fill vacant storefronts in downtown
- SNAP (Food Stamps) to stop issuing funds in November, participants begin to save current benefits for future food
- Letter to the Editor: Yes on 50 is our best defense
- APA Family Support Services’ permanent home becomes a new landmark in Excelsior
- Chinese American voters reluctant to support Proposition 50 in California’s November 4 election
- Jing Ying Institute shares the beauty of Cantonese Opera with wider communities by launching its first talkback show
