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Year of the Cat Represents Peace as Local Community Continues to Mourn Mass Shooting Victims
Mira Mesa Community Park was beaming with celebration and pride as the Vietnamese community welcomed the new year Friday.
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San Diego Police Ramp Up Patrols at Lunar New Year Celebrations
People at the House of China event in Balboa Park say they welcome the additional security, NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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Lunar New Year Celebrations Continue in San Diego in Wake of LA Mass Shooting
For a few minutes Sunday morning, Su Nguyen was unsure if the City Heights Lunar New Year Festival should continue as planned.
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Lunar New Year Celebrations Continue in San Diego in Wake of LA Mass Shooting
Some attendees were angry, but told NBC 7’s Amber Frias that it was also the reason they didn’t shy away from the event.
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San Diego Police Ramp Up Patrols at Lunar New Year Celebrations
The San Diego Police Department plans to increase officer presence at local Lunar New Year celebrations Sunday in the wake of Saturday night’s mass shooting at a ballroom dance studio in Monterey Park.
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Celebrate Lunar New Year 2023 in San Diego County With These Events
Lunar New Year Celebrations are taking place all over San Diego County. Whether it’s your first time or one in many, don’t hesitate to take part in welcoming the Year of the Rabbit. May yours be filled with wealth and prosperity!
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China Celebrates Lunar New Year With Most COVID Rules Lifted
The Lunar New Year is the most important annual holiday in China. Each year is named after one of the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac in a repeating cycle, with this year being the Year of the Rabbit.
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At Lunar New Year, Desserts Can Be Customary Or ‘Cute-Ified'
Unlike Thanksgiving, when pie is a given in many households, desserts and confections celebrating the Lunar New Year are as varied as the Asian diasporas around the world that celebrate it.
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How to Celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year
Entrepreneur and Lifestyle Expert Crystal Ung shows California Live’s Danielle Nottingham the dos and don’ts of celebrating Chinese New Year in style. Find out what to wear, what to eat, and where to shop for the Year of the Rabbit!
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Lunar New Year Treats
Happy Lunar New Year! California Live contributor Blanche Shaheen visits a popular bakery to learn all about some delicious traditional desserts.
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Don't Argue, Eat Lots of Fish: How to Celebrate the Lunar New Year
What is the Lunar New Year and who celebrates it? What do you say, eat or do? Experts explain traditions and give tips on welcoming the new year.
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Celebration, Unity and Increased Security for Chinese New Year Parade in SF
The Chinese New Year Parade, one of the biggest attractions of the Lunar New Year in San Francisco, will return Saturday night after a pandemic hiatus.
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What Do the Snowflakes In the 2022 Olympics Opening Ceremony Symbolize?
From snowflakes to square dances, we break down the Chinese cultural meaning embedded in the program for the 24th Winter Games.
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San Francisco to Apologize for Wrongs to Chinese Immigrants
Supervisors of the city with the oldest Chinatown in the U.S. approved a resolution to apologize to Chinese immigrants and their descendants
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Celebrate the Year of The Tiger at Free Lunar New Year Festival in City Heights
The Little Saigon Foundation of San Diego is hosting a free, three-day Lunar New Year Festival in City Heights.
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Foods That Make the Holidays: Lunar New Year Food Traditions
Learn about the Lunar New Year, a celebration of the arrival of spring, and what foods are said to bring good luck and fortune in the coming year.
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East Bay School's Lunar New Year Celebration ‘Zoom-Bombed'
An East Bay private Chinese school program says its students, staff and parents were the victim of an online hate crime after their Chinese New Year celebration was hijacked Friday.
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How Lunar New Year Became Overly Commercialized and What it Means for Asian Culture
In recent decades, a new pattern has emerged in the luxury retail world: In late December, many of the world’s most valuable brands will unveil exclusive lines of merchandise covered in Chinese cultural symbols, one of a dozen animal zodiac signs, the color red or all of the above. Marketing for this Lunar New Year, which falls on Friday,...
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China Extends Holiday to Contain Virus as Death Toll Rises
China has expanded sweeping efforts to contain a viral disease by postponing the end of this week’s Lunar New Year holiday to keep the public at home and avoid spreading infection as the death toll rose to 80.