Chinese Hospital founded in San Francisco due to discrimination

San Francisco's only independent hospital, the Chinese Hos[ital, started more than 120 years ago as a way to address discrimination in healthcare is expanding.

Chinese Hospital, created due to discrimination, faces similar challenges today
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San Francisco's only independent hospital, the Chinese Hos[ital, that started more than 120 years ago as a way to address discrimination in healthcare is expanding. KTVU's Henry Lee reports on how the medical center is thriving.

San Francisco showing signs of economic recovery

The impact the pandemic had on San Francisco's economy is well documented, but there are signs that things may be turning around.

Tech worker and former Miss SF Chinatown takes over family business

Chelsea Hung is the owner of Washington Bakery and Restaurant in San Francisco Chinatown, a business started by her mother almost three decades ago. The former Miss San Francisco Chinatown had moved to New York City and was working in tech. Then an unexpected life change came in 2018.

SF Chinese New Year celebrations continue with street fair

Chinese New Year celebrations continued Sunday in San Francisco. Many who gathered were relieved to experience some 'normalcy' again.

Chinese New Year dragon named after Jasper Wu, boy killed by stray bullet on Oakland freeway

The West Coast Lion Dance Troupe has named one of their dragons after Jasper Wu, the boy killed in a recent senseless tragedy. KTVU's Amber Lee talked with the founders and dancers of the group, who performed at the Chinese New Year parade Saturday.

San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade 2022 roars back in style

The San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade is the largest celebration of its kind in the world, organizers say, with thousands of fans who lined up along Market Street Saturday night to witness dancers, tigers and floats ring in the lunar new year.

Thousands line San Francisco streets as Chinese New Year Parade returns

Spectators lined the streets of San Francisco on Saturday evening to take in a beloved city tradition, the annual Chinese New Year Parade. Last year’s parade was scrapped due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Behind the scenes look at Chinese New Year Parade floats

The Chinese New Year parade is one of the most spectacular in the world, in large part because of the creative floats that wind their way through the city.

Chinese New Year Parade: how to watch

Watch the Chinese New Year Parade on KTVU and KTVU.com on February 26.

Behind the scenes look at Chinese New Year Parade floats
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A team of artists has worked for months to make the parade pop with color and come alive. Stephanie Mufson and her team pour their hearts into every detail of every float. KTVU's Christien Kafton got a look inside the creative workshop.

White Crane group preserves Chinese New Year Parade's signature performances
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For more than 50 years, the White Crane Dragon and Lion Dance Association has preserved and passed on the ancient traditions that comprise some of the Chinese New Year Parade's most popular performances.

The symbols behind the Year of the Tiger
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Chinese New Year is celebrated with many traditions and symbols. Firecrackers chase away evil spirits and usher in good luck for the Year of the Tiger. It's one of twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac. People born under this sign are said to be courageous, charismatic and confident. Amber Lee reports

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
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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
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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.