Ko Lyn Cheang

San Francisco officials informed the Chinese Chamber of Commerce that it would scrutinize the group’s finances, even as it planned to continue supporting the parade next year.

Ho Yin Mo “has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for years and has developed a strong network here,” San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie wrote in a letter to immigration officials, urging Mo's release.

Staff Writer Junius and Laura Ho read Mandarin children's books with their two kids at the Parkside SF Public Library in San Francisco.

The scandal that’s engulfed a powerful Chinatown business group has divided community leaders, leaving many in the close-knit San Francisco community feeling that they have to pick a side.

Lurie had just thrown his weight behind Yekutiel three weeks ago, and he said in a Thursday statement that he thought Yekutiel was “the best candidate to represent District 8” at the time.

Bay Area cafés are embracing Asian flavors like pandan, palm sugar and Yunnan coffee, turning drinks into sources of cultural pride and belonging.

Both campaigns have invested significant resources in reaching out to Chinese American voters at a time when several federal government policies have impacted this group.

There’s a seismic shift underway as Chinese American households in San Francisco move away from historically Chinese neighborhoods.

In one of the highest-performing school districts in the country, debates over math education are taking on the tenor of a culture war.

This will be the third time in four years that San Franciscans are voting on whether to open or close the Great Highway to cars.