City Council election results started taking shape Tuesday night, with early wins posted in Broooklyn by   Councilwoman ...

NYC primary election results in the races for mayor, City Council, comptroller, public advocate, district attorney and ...

Orlando Chinatown, located at 5060 West Colonial Drive, is home to more than 60 businesses that include law offices and the 89 Cents Store, and it is open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Chinatown Legacy Tours bring guests to locations from the neighborhood's past when it was ruled by gangs and crime. With tour guides who were right in the middle of the action decades ago, ...

BENSONHURST — After nearly 60 years, a Bensonhurst staple is saying goodbye.. SAS Italian Records, 7113 18th Ave., will be permanently closing its doors. The news was announced by Antonio ...

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso announces the recipients of $2,000 microgrants on May 11 at Lady Chow Kitchen in Bensonhurst. Photo by Gabriele Holtermann. Reynoso’s father owned a pizzeria ...

The city's first Chinatown took root when Chinese immigrants, many from southern China, arrived either directly or relocated from the US's West Coast, fleeing anti-Chinese sentiment.Early ...

In recent years, as New York politicians have started to realize the potential voting power of Chinese Americans, Democratic strategist Trip Yang sometimes clocks what he calls the Flushing “bubble ...

The District’s rise and Chinatown’s fall are part of the same story, often colliding on the same desirable swaths of city real estate. First it was on Pennsylvania Avenue, where immigrants set ...

San Francisco Chinatown businesses had been hoping for a bustling tourism season this year, but many now say the trade war President Donald Trump is waging against China is threatening to shatter ...

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- The 100-year-old 'Bow on Tong' building in downtown Fresno's Chinatown is being demolished to make way for a new affordable housing project. "The site we are standing on ...

Unbeknownst to many, in the 1930s to 50s, Chinese restaurants, shops, churches, and families flourished in Detroit's own Chinatown.