Hopi Government Finances in Disarray

Navajo Times, News Report, Posted: Oct 31, 2011

Hopi government finances in disarray.




Lawson Sakai to Receive Congressional Gold Medal

Asianweek, News Report, Posted: Oct 31, 2011

Japanese American received congressional medal.




Bank Law Firm Mocks Foreclosed Homeowners on Halloween

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 31, 2011

There’s an important op-ed this week in the New York Times that marks the first anniversary of one of the most tasteless Halloween stunts in recent memory




China Gives Minorities Greater Control

Xinhua News Agency, News Report, Posted: Oct 28, 2011

China has enacted laws to protect the rights and interests of the country’s ethnic minorities.




Seoul Elects Independent Mayor

Joongang Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 27, 2011

Voters from their 20s to their 40s turn out to voice their disapproval for politics as usual.




School-age Suicides Hit China

Sing Tao Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 27, 2011

A spate of suicides involving elementary school-age children has hit China.




Attacks on SF Mayor Ed Lee Don't Faze Chinatown

World Journal, News Report, Posted: Oct 27, 2011

Despite a recent scandal, San Francisco mayoral candidate and current interim mayor Ed Lee has not lost the support of Chinatown.




North Koreans in Libya Barred from Going Home

Korea Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 26, 2011

North Korea has banned its citizens in Libya from returning home in an apparent attempt to prevent the popular uprisings in the Arab world from reaching the isolated regime.




Philippines and Vietnam Sign Naval Pact on Spratly Islands

Inquirer.net, News Report, Posted: Oct 26, 2011

The Philippines and Vietnam signed a naval cooperation pact despite the continuing disputes among several countries claiming the resource-rich Spratly Islands.




Occupy Oakland Faces a Troubled Police Dept.—and Historic Mayor

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 26, 2011

The sound of Miller’s ire shot across the protective masks of all of the officers standing at alert on the other side of the metal police fence, but her loudest, most acidic anger was saved for the baton-wielding officer who, like herself and other officers, was a young African-American woman.




Filipinos Send Home Huge Sums Despite Global Woes

Filamstar.net, News Report, Posted: Oct 26, 2011

Despite global economic woes, Filipinos abroad have continued to send home vast amounts of money.




El Mensajero Wins Seven NAHP Awards

New America Media, News Report, Posted: Oct 25, 2011

NAM member El Mensajero was honored with seven awards this year by the National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP).




District Court Orders Release of ICE Memos

New America Media, News Report, Posted: Oct 25, 2011

A district court ordered the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency to publicly disclose by Nov. .




Mother-in-law Found Locked in Chicken Coop

Korea Times, News Report, Posted: Oct 25, 2011

A Monterey woman was arrested last week for allegedly locking her mother-in-law in a chicken coop in the family’s backyard.




Occupy Oakland encampments shut down by police

Oaklandlocal.com, News Report, Posted: Oct 25, 2011

Occupy Oakland encampments shut down by police, area fenced off...




Senate Apologizes to Chinese for Past Discrimination

Pacific Citizen, News Report, Posted: Oct 24, 2011

Senate Apologizes to Chinese for Past Discrimination.




Why Los Angeles Police Can’t Ticket Students on Their Way to School

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 24, 2011

After a four-year community-led campaign, Los Angeles is moving to replace a punitive anti-truancy policy targeting the city’s most vulnerable school kids with an approach that actually works.




Korean Builders Expect Boom Following Gadhafi's Death

Korea Times, News Report, Posted: Oct 24, 2011

Korean construction companies said Thursday that they expect a boom in construction business with the death of Moammar Gadhafi.




Zah: Delegates Support Scholarship Trust Fund for Navajo Students

Navajo Times, News Report, Posted: Oct 24, 2011

Zah said he's met with most of the 24 Council delegates and most of them support the idea.




More Somali Refugee Families Homeless in Minneapolis

TC Daily Planet, News Report, Posted: Oct 20, 2011

She is one of 39 homeless Somali families in the shelter, who, like Isse, have recently come from a refugee camp in Ethiopia. Isse lived there for more than 20 years




Herman Cain Defends Plans for Border ‘Technology’ in GOP Debate

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 20, 2011

He initially backed away from that statement, calling it a joke, before telling reporters in Arizona, “it might be electrified




Former Libyan Leader Muammar Gaddafi is Dead

Arab America, News Report, Posted: Oct 20, 2011

Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is dead after suffering from wounds as fighters overtook his hometown of Sirte, Libya after an eight month battle for democracy in Libya, reports Arab America.




Witnesses "Regret" Not Helping Injured 2-Year-Old

World Journal, News Report, Posted: Oct 19, 2011

A video released last week in China showing a two-year-old girl being run over and then ignored by passersby has caused a firestorm among Internet users.




Record Number of Deportations

New America Media, News Report, Posted: Oct 18, 2011

On Tuesday the Department of Homeland Security released its total for the number of deportations it carried out in fiscal year 2011, which ended Sept. 30.




CIR: Border Corruption on the Rise

Center for Investigative Reporting, News Report, Posted: Oct 18, 2011

The Center for Investigative Reporting and the Los Angles Times published an investigation this week into the increase in allegations of corruption on the border.




Split Decision on Alabama's Immigration Law

Migration Policy Institute, News Report, Posted: Oct 18, 2011

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued a split decision on Alabama's new immigration law, enjoining some parts of HB 56 while allowing other provisions to be implemented.




Latinos Protest 'John and Ken' Show, Advertisers Listen

Multi-American, News Report, Posted: Oct 18, 2011

Verizon and AT&T Wireless have pulled their advertising from the "John and Ken" show in response to a call by Latino organizations for KFI to fire the two talk show hosts




Occupy Wall Street Protests Go Global While Focus Stays on the Poor

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 17, 2011

Occupy Wall Street Movement continues unabated.




Federal Appeals Court Blocks Controversial Parts of Alabama Immigration Law

El Diario La Prensa, News Report, Posted: Oct 14, 2011

The most controversial parts of Alabama immigration bill HB 56 were blocked Friday.




Chris Tucker Facing Foreclosure on Mansion

The Root, News Report, Posted: Oct 14, 2011

The "Rush Hour" star was hit with a staggering $11 million tax bill last year (10) after allegedly falling behind on fees in 2001, 2002 and 2004 through to 2006.




Poll: Herman Cain Leads the Way Among GOP Contenders

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 13, 2011

Fueled by Tea Party supporters, conservatives and high-interest GOP primary voters, Herman Cain is leading the way among GOP presidential contenders according to several national polls released this week. His rants calling Occupy Wall Street protestors lazy un-Americans who just want to ride someone else’s Cadillac seem to be helping him.




Facebook Comment Results in Death of Dominican Teen

El Diario La Prensa, News Report, Posted: Oct 13, 2011

A teenager, enraged by Facebook comments against her, allegedly stabbed another young woman in the Dominican Republic.




Occupy Wall Street Spreads to Seoul

Joongang Daily, News Report, Kim Mi-ju, Posted: Oct 12, 2011

The Occupy Wall Street movement against the U.S. financial system that began in New York last month looks set to spread to Seoul.




Racial Gap in School Suspensions Widens

The Root, News Report, Posted: Oct 12, 2011

What's more, white students were disciplined most often for easily documented offenses, such as vandalism and use of explicit language, while black students were disproportionately disciplined for offenses that may have required more judgment on the part of the teacher, such as being disrespectful and being loud in class -- suggesting that blacks may be singled out when it comes to more subjective infractions.




Jerry Brown Signs Bill to Reduce CA Checkpoint Impounds

California Watch, News Report, Ryan Gabrielson, Posted: Oct 11, 2011

On Sunday, Brown authorized AB 353, which prohibits police at checkpoints from seizing a car solely because the driver is unlicensed.




Recession to Claim 10,000 More Wall Street Jobs in 2012

El Diario La Prensa, News Report, Posted: Oct 11, 2011

NEW YORK—Wall Street firms alone could lose another 10,000 jobs in 2012, according to a report by New York's Comptroller, says El Diario La Prensa.




Obama Name a Big Sell in China

Sing Dao Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 11, 2011

While Obama struggles to sell the American public on policy, across China his image is selling like the proverbial hotcake.




Muslim Woman Kicked Off Southwest Flight After ‘It’s a Go’ Mix-Up

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 11, 2011

Southwest Airlines flight officials did not let her re-board because the crew was “uncomfortable” with her on the plane.




Black America Is Moving South—and to the ‘Burbs. What’s It Mean?

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 10, 2011

The U.S. Census Bureau released findings from the 2010 Census this month that reveal a dramatic migration underway within black America. Over the past decade, hundreds of thousands of black people have relocated to the South and, around the country, have moved from the cities to the suburbs.




The Occupy movement takes roots in Minneapolis

TC Daily Planet, News Report, Posted: Oct 09, 2011

Other officials, including Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and Minneapolis City Council Member Cam Gordon, also stopped by to support the demonstrators.




Filipino Maid Made History in Hong Kong

Global Nation, News Report, Posted: Oct 08, 2011

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Ballet Austin to dance to Trinh Cong Son music in the OC

Bolsavik.com, News Report, Posted: Oct 08, 2011

Ballet Austin to dance to Trinh Cong Son music in the Orange County.




Asians Joined Occupy Wall Street Movement

Sing Tao Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 07, 2011

Asian civil rights groups were among the demonstrators during the latest large “Occupy Wall Street” protest on October 5 protest in New York City.




Arab Americans Fundraise for Somalia Famine

Arab American News, News Report, Posted: Oct 06, 2011

Arab Americans in Dearborn, Mich. raised funds to dig fresh water wells for 50,000 families in famine-ravaged Somalia.




23 More People Arrested in Wall Street Protests

El Diario La Prensa, News Report, Posted: Oct 06, 2011

Twenty-three protesters participating in the "Occupy Wall Street" movement were arrested today after a large march through lower Manhattan.




Chinese Pay Respects to Steve Jobs

Sing Tao Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 06, 2011

Steve Jobs' death drew fans to Apple's headquarters in Cupertino and his house in Palo Alto, including Chinese Americans and Chinese tourists.




High Interest Loans Forced China's Business Owners to Flee

Sing Tao Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 05, 2011

Increasing debts and high interest loans are causing small business owners to flee the city of Wenzhou, China.




Chinese Media: Pushing Yuan Bill Won't Help U.S. Recovery

Xinhua News Agency, News Report, Posted: Oct 05, 2011

Blaming China’s handling of its currency won't help the U.S. economy, states an editor with Xinhua News Agency, China's state media.




Latinos Abandon Alabama Homes, Classrooms, Churches After HB 56

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 05, 2011

Latinos have continued to leave Alabama in large numbers since a federal judge in the state upheld most provision of HB 56, the country’s toughest immigration enforcement law.




Report: New Restrictive Voting Rules Could Hurt 5 Million Americans

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 04, 2011

ssary.” “They especially hurt those who have been historically locked out of our electoral system, like minorities, poor people, and students,” Weiser wrote. “Often they seem precisely targeted to exclude certain voters.”




American GI Arrested for Rape in S. Korea

Chosun Daily, News Report, Posted: Oct 04, 2011

A report South Korea’s Chousun Daily notes that an arrest warrant was issued for an American serviceman accused of raping a teenage South Korean girl.




Financial Planner Pleads Guilty to Stealing Millions from Elderly

Rafu Shimpo, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2011

Financial Planner Pleads Guilty to Stealing Millions from Elderly




A Communal Prayer for World Peace

India Currents, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2011

About 8 million prayers have been recited by Sikhs in more than 50 countries worldwide this year. Congregations have hosted interfaith events, involved their local neighbors and formed unique ways of sharing the experience of Sikh prayer with their wider communities.




Chinese Techies in Silicon Valley Disappointed in Obama

Sing Tao, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2011

Chinese immigrant workers in Silicon Valley expressed disappointment following a visit by President Obama to the headquarters of the social media company LinkedIn.




Homeowners to Banks: Clean Up the Mess You Left in Our Neighborhood

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2011

Homeowners to Banks: Clean Up the Mess You Left in Our Neighborhood