San Francisco rolls out new plan to combat hate crimes
San Francisco leaders rolled out a city-wide response to racist attacks. The city says it has plans to streamline the response to hate crimes and make sure victims get the help they need.
Community members, loved ones create fundraisers for Half Moon Bay victims
Families of those killed in the recent mass shootings in Half Moon Bay have created fundraisers to help bury their loved ones.
San Francisco’s Chinatown sends strength to victims of Southern California mass shooting
San Francisco's Chinatown celebrated Lunar New Year while also offering prayers and condolences for the lives lost in a mass shooting in Monterey Park on Saturday.
Lunar New Year shooting: How authorities found the suspected gunman
Authorities said 72-year-old Huu Can Tran died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Man accused of racist, homophobic rant on camera in San Ramon arrested
Authorities arrested Denver resident Jordan Krah, 40, for two counts of hate crime for an incident in San Ramon on Christmas Eve.
Racist, homophobic rant caught on camera at San Ramon In-N-Out
UPDATE: Authorities arrested Denver resident Jordan Krah, 40, for two counts of hate crime for an incident in San Ramon on Christmas Eve.
Man accused of racist, homophobic rant on camera in San Ramon arrested
Authorities arrested Denver resident Jordan Krah, 40, for two counts of hate crime for an incident in San Ramon on Christmas Eve.
Dentist killed in attempted robbery in Oakland's Little Saigon
A woman was shot and killed after parking in Oakland's Little Saigon in what police described as an attempted robbery.
4 young people, including 11-year-old, accused of vicious attack on elderly woman
Four young people ranging from 11 to 18 years old were arrested for a violent robbery of an elderly Asian woman in San Francisco, police announced Monday.
Asian-American residents sue Northern California county alleging racism and sweeping harassment campaign
A lawsuit has been filed against a Northern California county alleging the sheriff and other officials engaged in a racial targeting campaign to threaten and intimidate Asian Americans in an effort to "isolate them and drive them out of the region."
Japanese Americans reflect on 80 years since U.S. incarceration
Eighty years might feel like distant history for some people, but for Karen Korematsu, May 30, 1942, will always mark a moment in her family's personal history.
Tech engineer turns into ethnic food entrepreneur
When it comes to cooking ethnic cuisines, such as Asian or Hispanic dishes, the first challenge can be finding the right ingredients.
Filipino American dancer shares his viral shoe tutting dance moves
Jeremy Tiongson wants to bring Filipino dance culture to center stage. In this Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month special, KTVU's Alex Savidge learns about a unique dance style called tutting.
Breaking mental health stigmas in the AAPI community
The month of May is a time to shine a light on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage. It's also Mental Health Awareness Month. Experts say the AAPI community has been disproportionately affected by the mental health stigma. Data from the United States Department of Health and Human Services show that the AAPI community has the lowest rate of people seeking help than any other. In fact, the report finds that just 23% of adults in the AAPI community sought out treatment for a mental health illness in 2019. Dr. Rita Ng, who is the physician-in-chief at Kaiser Permanente's Oakland Medical Center, joins The Nine to give more insight, as well as resources, to the community.
New Korean restaurant in Berkeley offers a taste of nostalgia
Chi Moon and Hyeyeong Yoon opened a new Korean restaurant and marketplace, Korean Superette, to provide people a taste of home, KTVU's Greg Lee reports.
Inside the Vietnamese-American Service Center: Interview with Mikelle Le
KTVU's Heather Holmes speaks with Mikelle Le, Senior Manager of the Vietnamese-American Service Center about the resources they provide for the community.
Phuong Tam's daughter discovers mother's past as 'Vietnam’s first rock star'
A Bay Area woman discovers her 77-year-old mother's past life as 'Vietnam's first rock star.'
Florence Fang Community Farm
The Florence Fang Community Farm in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood promotes healthy eating by encouraging people to grow fruits and vegetables while fostering interactions among the residents of the diverse community.
Phuong Tam's daughter discovers mother's past as 'Vietnam’s first rock star'
A Bay Area woman discovers her 77-year-old mother's past life as 'Vietnam's first rock star.'
"Friends of Indonesia" hosts Indonesian Bazaar
KTVU's Claudine Wong speaks with Angela Tjitradi, Founder of "Friends of Indonesia", about the upcoming Indonesian Bazaar and celebrating Indonesian culture.