Korean-owned brewery incorporates traditional flavors
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Oakland's first Korean-owned brewery makes beers that feature Asian-inspired ingredients and recipes, creating something fresh and unique to drink.

Making Chinese herbal soup for healing purposes
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A traditional Chinese herbal medicine exhibition hall opened in San Francisco recently. The curator and docent of the new hall visit KTVU to demonstrate how to make soup and tea with healing purposes.

Highlighting Filipino heritage at Chase Center
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Maria Valdehueza is in her 14th season with the Warriors organization and her second as vice president of ticketing. As a proud Filipina American, she also serves as a member of the inaugural Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council and is responsible for the popular Filipino Heritage Night at Chase Center. KTVU's Alex Savidge speaks with Maria about her journey with the Warriors and how being a member of the AAPI community has shaped her life and career.

Amber Lee's Chinatown: SF native's cultural bridge to her favorite dishes

Amber Lee's Chinatown is a cultural bridge for those who may not know the treasures and tastes within San Francisco's Chinatown. Our longtime reporter is an SF native who grew up going to Chinatown often. Now she shares where to get some of her favorite dishes.

Amber Lee's Chinatown: A culinary experience in photos

Amber Lee's Chinatown shares memories of the food she grew up with as a San Francisco native. Here's an extended look at our culinary tour in images.

'Amber Lee's Chinatown' Part 1: Dim sum at Great Eastern
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Amber Lee takes us behind the scenes at Great Eastern Restaurant to show us how some of her personal dim sum favorites are made.

California farmer recounts reunion with 'lost' aunt, believed dead following WWII Japanese-American internment

A California author and multi-generational peach farmer has penned a moving and revealing memoir about family, loss, secrets, survival and the unearthing of a painful past stemming from an unexpected gift and reunion.

Barbie debuts Anna May Wong doll for AAPI Heritage Month

The figure has her trademark bangs, eyebrows and well-manicured nails. The doll is dressed in a red gown with a shiny golden dragon design and cape, inspired by her appearance in the 1934 movie “Limehouse Blues."

Chinatown exhibition hall explores traditional herbal remedies

A new effort underway in SF's Chinatown to help people better understand herbal medicine with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Exhibition Hall.

Chinese immigrants remembered as backbone of building transcontinental railroad
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Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month kicks off today. May is picked as the month we honor AAPI heritage in part due to that being the month that Chinese immigrants help complete the building of the transcontinental railroad. Roland Hsu, the director of research of the Chinese Railroad Workers in North America at Stanford, talks about the historical impact the Chinese immigrants had in building the railroad.

New look at traditional Chinese medicine
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An exhibition hall is providing a fresh look at traditional Chinese herbal remedies.

Multiple robbery suspects arrested for anti-AAPI thefts in San Jose

Multiple people have been arrested for alleged robberies targeting members of the AAPI community in San Jose, police said.

Town hall on mental health in AAPI community held following mass shootings

Congressman Ro Khanna (CA-17) led a town hall on Saturday in Milpitas to address AAPI hate crimes and mental health in the Bay Area's Asian American community following back-to-back mass shootings; first in Monterey Park then Half Moon Bay. 

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.

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.