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Alameda County Scrambles To Add Mandated Ballots In Tagalog, Vietnamese
The growing number of Tagalog and Vietnamese speakers in Alameda County has elections officials scrambling to translate ballots, signage and other voter information in order to comply with federal law.
Future Uncertain For China Camp’s Last Resident If San Rafael Park Closes
Frank Quan has lived nearly his entire life in a small wooden house on the shores of San Pablo Bay inside what is today China Camp State Park.
Chinese Tourists Flock To US, San Francisco
Chinese tourism in the United States is skyrocketing and San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee wants to be sure the city grabs its share of tourist dollars.
Eye On The Bay: Cultural Sweets – 8/8/11
Cultural Sweets The San Francisco Bay Area is one of the best places in the nation to experience cuisines from around the world thanks to the region’s large multicultural population. Neighborhood bakeries, snack carts, ice […]
Phil Matier: Bay Bridge Workers Party It Up In China
A group of state and regional transportation officials recently traveled to China where they participated in a $200,000 celebration of the final fabrication of the new $6.3 billion eastern span of the Bay Bridge.
Alameda County Settles Lawsuit Over Bilingual Voter Help
The Department of Justice announced a settlement over a lawsuit alleging Alameda County failed to provide adequate assistance for Spanish and Chinese-speaking voters.
San Francisco Chinatown Travel Agent To Stand Trial For Fraud
A San Francisco woman was ordered to stand trial for accusations that she cheated customers out of money through her travel agency.
Bay Area Celebrates Angel Island’s 100th Anniversary
About 350 people traveled to Angel Island Saturday morning for a ceremony to honor their ancestors and mark the 100th anniversary of the island’s immigration station.
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