Josie Huang

Los Angeles

Pub Radio Reporter at KPCC-FM (Pasadena, CA)

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These 100 Angelenos form a "human atlas" of LA for major art project

3 weeks ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

What’s it like to be an Angeleno in the early 21st century? A sweeping, interactive project takes the pulse of 100 local leaders ranging from teenage environmental activist Genesis Marie Butler to civil rights lawyer Manju Kulkarni and the actor and arts advocate Cheech Marin. All were nominated by other Angelenos to be spotlighted in Alta: A Human Atlas of a City of Angels, which includes their oral histories, portraits — even their genetic heritage.
From LA to Tokyo: Dodger fans descend on Japan for season opener

1 month ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

When the L.A. Dodgers announced their first-ever season opener in Tokyo, Christian Arana knew he would be there for the historic milestone. Months later, he has manifested his wish. The Encino man is in Tokyo this weekend, counting down to Tuesday for the first in a two-game series between the Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs. The series at the Tokyo Dome will be the regular-season opener for all of Major League Baseball.
A library breathes life back into the Altadena burn zone

1 month ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

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Advocates warn of worker exploitation in LA fire rebuilding effort

1 month ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

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LA's arts community sees $14 million in fire relief

1 month ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

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At long last, 'Cambodian Rock Band' is being staged in LA

2 months ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

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At long last, 'Cambodian Rock Band' is being staged in LA

2 months ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Josie Huang

Several years ago, playwright Lauren Yee couldn't wait to see her acclaimed Cambodian Rock Band performed in L.A. Finally, a staging of her epic play about a Khmer Rouge survivor would take place in the backyard of the largest Cambodian diaspora in the U.S.But then the pandemic intervened, emptying theaters, and the L.A. company planning to produce the play canceled its run. "I wasn't sure if the play would ever get to L.A.," Yee said.
Historic protections sought for Terminal Island buildings

2 months ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

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I thought my family keepsakes were gone after the fire. Then I found these volunteers

2 months ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

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After the L.A. fires, sports shows its healing powers

2 months ago | laist.com | Josie Huang

It wasn’t that long ago that Los Angeles was on top of the world. The Dodgers were the World Series champs, feted by tens of thousands of joyous fans in a boisterous parade through downtown L.A. Two months later, came the wildfires and the terrible losses. In the weeks since the fires tore through the region on Jan.