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1 week ago | koreadailyus.com | Yoonjae Jung

The City of Los Angeles has spent $19.7 million responding to protests against federal immigration raids as of June 16, according to a report submitted by City Administrative Officer Matt Szabo to the City Council. Of that amount, $16.9 million was incurred by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), including $11.7 million in overtime pay. Additional expenses included $780,601 to repair damage at City Hall, the LAPD headquarters on 1st Street, and other municipal buildings.

1 week ago | koreadailyus.com | Yoonjae Jung

G-Dragon has officially announced PHASE 3 of his Übermensch 2025 world tour, expanding into the United States and Europe following a successful run through Asia and Australia earlier this year. The announcement was accompanied by the message “I’M COMING HOME,” signaling the artist’s return to global stages and renewed engagement with international fans.

2 weeks ago | koreadailyus.com | Yoonjae Jung

Paris Saint-Germain has landed in Los Angeles for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, and they’re doing more than just playing matches. From June 14 to 23, the team has opened PSG House at 8175 Melrose Avenue, a pop-up space where football, fashion, music, and global culture meet—right in the heart of West Hollywood.

2 weeks ago | koreadailyus.com | Yoonjae Jung

HMart, the largest Asian American supermarket chain in the United States, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this week with limited-time discounts on select grocery items. Founded in 1982, the company is commemorating four decades of service with promotions available from June 11 to June 17. As part of its anniversary week, HMart is offering frozen cooked snow crab at $15.99 per pound, limited to 10 pounds per customer.

3 weeks ago | koreadailyus.com | Hoonsik Woo

Figueroa at Wilshire, a prominent 52-story office tower in downtown Los Angeles, has changed ownership in what is reported as the largest commercial property sale in the city this year. Sold for $210 million at $201 per square footAccording to real estate brokerage Costar, seller Brookfield Properties sold the building to Uncommon Developers, a private real estate investment firm based in the San Fernando Valley, for $210 million. The price per square foot was $201.