Chinese New Year Parade has distinctly American history
In its long history in the Bay Area, the Chinese New Year Parade has been a place for tradition, celebration and family.
Artist behind year of the tiger statue shares her creative inspiration
It's the year of the tiger and the Chinese Chamber Of Commerce has commissioned six larger-than-life tiger statutes around the city.
San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade has unique American history
In its long history in the Bay Area, the Chinese New Year Parade has been a place for tradition, for celebration and family. The parade for decades has attracted large crowds, going back to 1953, the first year it was open to the public.
Chinese New Year tiger statues placed around San Francisco
It's the year of the tiger and San Francisco has commissioned six larger-than-life statues around the city, including voyager tiger at Union Square, and the health and wellness tiger at Chinatown. KTVU's Christien Kafton talks with the community about these works of art and the meaning behind them.
Miss Chinatown 2022 is from Castro Valley
Miss Chinatown 2022 is Crystal Lee from Castro Valley.
What each Chinese zodiac sign can expect in the year of the tiger
It's the year of the tiger. Here's what to expect based on the Chinese zodiac.
San Francisco supervisor introduces 5-point plan on Lunar New Year safety
The Lunar New Year is here, and a new series of initiatives are underway in San Francisco's Sunset District aimed at ensuring the safety of the community and Asian American residents.
San Francisco apologizes to Chinese immigrants on 1st day of Lunar New Year
Supervisors of the city with the oldest Chinatown in the U.S. approved a resolution Tuesday to apologize to Chinese immigrants and their descendants, becoming the fourth city in the country and in California to do so in the last year.
Chinese New Year parade and festivities roaring back for the year of the tiger
With a small army in attendance, San Francisco's Year of the Tiger celebration kicked off in the heart of Chinatown in a festive, happy and grateful way with fireworks and dancing dragons.
San Francisco marks start of the Year of the Tiger
There was a celebration in San Francisco to mark the Lunar New Year and beginning of the Year of Tiger.
Lunar New Year celebrations return after COVID hiatus
Lunar New Year celebrations kicked off over the weekend. After being canceled last year due to COVID, the Bay Area is ready to celebrate.
Year of the Tiger: SFPD prepares for Lunar New Year celebrations
SFPD foot patrol officers say keeping Chinese New Year festivities safe is a community effort.
AAPI hate crimes up 500% last year; one person responsible for half the cases, SFPD says
One person, who was arrested, has been charged with 31 hate crimes, making up half of last year's cases.
Crime, COVID concerns keep customers away from Oakland Chinatown
Crime and COVID concerns are hurting Oakland Chinatown businesses at a time when sidewalks would normally be packed with people shopping in preparation for the Lunar New Year.
2021 Chinese New Year Parade | Year of the Ox
Say goodbye to the Year of the Rat and welcome in the Year of the Ox. See what's happening in San Francisco's Chinatown and its electrifying shops and restaurants. We remember parades past and make new memories as we celebrate a new year. Presented by Southwest Airlines and KTVU.
Fireworks are 'cultural explosives' to ring in Chinese New Year
Firecrackers and lion dances are both a big part of welcoming in the Chinese New Year.
Fireworks are cultural explosives for Chinese New Year
Fireworks are cultural explosives for Chinese New Year. Claudine Wong reports
San Francisco officials offer tips for safe Lunar New Year celebrations
San Francisco supervisors and police representatives offer tips for safe Lunar New Year celebrations.
Firecrackers ward off evil spirits, signs of familiar Lunar New Year symbolism prevail
In Oakland Chinatown, firecrackers were lit throughout the day to chase away bad spirits and usher in the Year of the Ox.
Pandemic creates opportunities for Chinese New Year artists
Eleven oxen will help welcome in the new zodiac year and will be on display from February third until March 14. Each one is designed and painted by local artists.