Jennifer Lu
Los Angeles Times
Washington, VA, United States
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California recall history: Insights from elections, petitions
California is one of 19 states where voters can gather signatures to force a recall election that would remove a statewide officeholder. → Read More
Verbal jujitsu, disarming and other tips for dealing with microaggressions
For Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, we asked for strategies to disarm microaggressions. A Columbia University expert offers four tactics. → Read More
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month: How have you responded to microaggressions?
Many Asian Americans deal with microaggressions that may not seem like a big deal to others but can take a toll. What are your strategies for how to respond? → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine timeline: 1st and 2nd dose do's and don'ts
Play our game to see how you fare navigating life post-vaccination! → Read More
An archaeologist's quest to bring two Thai relics home
Two architectural lintels have been part of the Asian Art Museum's collection in San Francisco since the 1960s. Now they are being returned to their homeland. → Read More
Japanese Americans incarcerated in U.S. WWII camp speak out
After failing a loyalty test, Northern California WWII camp inmates faced a backlash. 75 years later, Tule Lake survivors reclaim their stories. → Read More
Man who left a dead cat in front of Asian-owned business is investigated for a possible hate crime
Sacramento police are investigating the incident at a butcher shop owed by a family of Chinese descent as a possible bias or hate-related crime. → Read More
Four reasons why Zoom is so exhausting and what you can do about it
Turns out, there’s scientific literature to support why we find videoconferencing so draining. → Read More
2 workers critical after electrical 'explosion' in L.A.
The electrical incident occurred near a loading dock on Flower Street shortly after 9 a.m., the Los Angeles Fire Department said. → Read More
Educators eligible for vaccine in San Bernardino, Ventura counties
Teachers, school staff and childcare providers are among those eligible for vaccinations in San Bernardino and Ventura counties. → Read More
Perseverance rover pays tribute to 2018 Camp fire victims
The Mars rover carries with it a small silicon chip inscribed with the names of 85 people who died in the fire → Read More
Need a coronavirus test in L.A.? Starting next week, no appointments are needed
Starting next week, Angelenos can visit any of the coronavirus testing sites run by the city of Los Angeles without first scheduling an appointment. → Read More
What to do if delays hit your L.A. COVID vaccine appointment
COVID-19 vaccine appointments have been suspended from Disneyland to Dodger Stadium because of shortages caused by bad weather across the U.S. → Read More
L.A. postpones COVID-19 vaccine appointments as winter weather delays shipments
About 12,500 people will have their appointments delayed — and those affected should be notified by text, email or phone, according to a city statement. → Read More
Severe weather puts freeze on O.C. vaccine supply, forcing closure of Disneyland vaccination center
The county's supply of Moderna vaccine did not arrive Tuesday and additional supplies are not expected to arrive until Monday. → Read More
Priest at Bay Area Catholic church that flouted public health orders dies of COVID-19
Sts. Peter and Paul Church closed its doors after a coronavirus outbreak sickened three priests and three caregivers. One of the priests has died. → Read More
Vaccination site opens at Santa Ana College to target areas hard-hit by COVID-19
Santa Ana, along with Anaheim, has the highest infection rate in Orange County, and offering vaccines there 'is the right thing to do,' an official said. → Read More
Garbage truck driver charged in Sandalwood fire that killed 2
The Riverside County man dumped burning trash next to dry vegetation, sparking the 1,000-acre fire that killed two women and burned 74 structures, prosecutors say. → Read More
Highly contagious coronavirus strain first reported in the U.K. surfaces in Riverside County
The strain has also been detected in Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, Alameda, San Mateo and Yolo counties. → Read More
Coronavirus outbreak shutters San Francisco Catholic church
Three priests and two caregivers at Saints Peter and Paul Church tested positive for the coronavirus, forcing the church to move daily Masses online. → Read More