Independent booksellers grew in number and diversity

Independent booksellers are growing in number and becoming more diverse. Dozens of new stores are owned by people of various racial and ethnic backgrounds. At the same time, store owners face rising prices and supply chain issues. Not to mention the competitive challenges and financial insecurity that bookstores have long struggled with.

Chinatown homeless shelter plans shelved after community pushback

After community pushback, New York City is scrapping one of the four planned homeless shelters set to go up in and around Chinatown.

Deadly fire in apartment building on Mulberry Street

A fire that started on the fifth floor of an apartment building on Mulberry Street Friday morning quickly spread killing one person and injuring two others, said the FDNY.

Chinatown rally against NYC homeless shelter plan

Hundreds of residents rallied in Chinatown Thursday for their safety and against a plan to open more homeless shelters in the neighborhood.

Assamad Nash arraigned for murder of Christina Yuna Lee

The man accused of brutally murdering a woman in her apartment in February faced a judge on Wednesday and entered a plea of not guilty. Assamad Nash is accused of stabbing Christina Yuna Lee dozens of times.

Assamad Nash indicted for Christina Yuna Lee's murder

Assamad Nash has been indicted in the murder of Christina Yuna Lee, who was stabbed more than 40 times inside her Manhattan apartment. Nash is being held at Bellevue and is due back in court on March 14.

NYPD: Man arrested in woman's deadly plunge down subway stairs

David Robinson, 53, was awaiting arraignment Saturday after being arrested on murder and manslaughter charges in the death of 58-year-old Htwe Than Than.

Brutal attack at NYC 7-Eleven store

A man was brutally beaten and robbed at a Manhattan 7-Eleven store.

Museum of Chinese in America reopens with anti-Asian racism exhibit

The museum dedicated to telling Chinese American history is reopening to the public with an exhibit on Asian Americans and racism that it curated partially during the pandemic and a surge of anti-Asian bias incidents around the country.

Bias attacks leave many Asian Americans angry, unsettled

A group of Asian American Guardian Angels gathered in Chinatown to announce they'd step up patrols in the wake of recent attacks.

NYPD: 66-year-old Asian man randomly attacked in Manhattan

Police say the victim was approached by an unknown man who began yelling at him and then punched him in the face with a closed fist in an unprovoked attack.

The Invisible Minority: Asians in New York City

One group of New Yorkers has historically considered themselves to be invisible or overlooked. And it is the more than 1.4 million Asian Americans who live in our city.

Chinatown and the pandemic: One year later

Chinatown was one of New York City's first neighborhoods to feel the damaging effects of the pandemic, and one year later, it's still facing an uncertain future when it comes to recovery.

Suspect in Chinatown stabbing not facing hate crime charges

A Brooklyn man is not facing hate crime charges after allegedly stabbing a 36-year-old Asian man in Manhattan's Chinatown section

NYC, NYPD confront surge in anti-Asian hate crimes

The head of the NYPD's newly created anti-Asian Hate Crime Task Force said incidents against Asians are underreported.

Arrests made after large group beats, strips man in Chinatown

The NYPD is looking for a dozen suspects in connection with a violent attack on a 26-year-old man who was beaten, cut with a sharp object and had his clothing stolen.

Man stabbed, another dead after fight in Manhattan

A man in his 50s stabbed a man in his 40s in the head inside 42 Canal Street in Chinatown, the NYPD said.