Ongpin, a longtime Filipino restaurant in South San Francisco, will be serving its last meals on Sunday after more than three decades in business, employees tell ABC7 Eyewitness News.
Nearly five years after a deadly San Francisco attack on an 84-year-old immigrant from Thailand known by neighbors as "Grandpa Vicha," his accused killer is finally facing a jury. The brutal assault became a face of the pandemic's "Stop Asian Hate" movement.
The Chinese Culture Center is the oldest Asian American arts organization in the United States. For six decades, the center has played a role in shaping Chinatown's activism and identity. Its new location also marks a new vision for Chinatown.
Saturday night's fireworks over the Alameda County Fairgrounds are in celebration Diwali -- the Festival of Lights. From the music to food to fashion, those attending said this Diwali celebration was a great way to learn more about the local South Asian community.
Celebrating 100 years in business is big milestone, especially for a specialty mom and pop shop in San Francisco. On Saturday, the city marked the occasion with a special celebration for Soko Hardware in Japantown.
Nestled in the Walnut Creek Public Library is an unassuming coffee shop that is making a big splash in just over a year of being in business.