Reports from Chinatown bus companies say that ICE officials boarded a bus in Buffalo and apprehended three undocumented immigrants. more>

New Fujianese immigrants recently started a fashion of holding banquets for several types of events – most often to celebrate birthdays. The real motive for these gatherings, however, appears to be to collect red envelop money. The authorities here caught wind of this new trend and started to show up at the banquets to take photos of individuals who could be engaged in criminal activity. more>

Johnson Lee, co-director of the Chinese American Voters Association thinks Ellen Yang – the only remaining Asian candidate – shouldn’t take her victory for granted. more>

Although Chinese immigrants will often stake out a small space to stay while visiting relatives or shopping in New York, they grow tired of hotels and long for that “coming home” feeling. more>

Most Chinese-owned supermarkets, restaurants, and food wholesale companies employ Hispanic workers to the heavy and dirty work. Many receive low wages, work long hours and have no health insurance. more>

A Fujianese immigrant who peddled fruit on East Broadway said that unlicensed doctors “serve a need for the community.” more>

NY Fujianese community pledges support for the junior Senator’s reelection bid and expresses high expectations concerning immigrant issues. more>

Chinatown residents were alarmed at the news of an outbreak in the Anhui Province of China of “big head disease,” when babies heads appear disproportionately larger than their bodies – believed to be caused by milk formula lacking the necessary nutrients for a child’s health. Now the milk is in New York. more>

Greyhound Lines, the giant of American inter-city bus companies, is going downtown to claim a share of Chinatown's long-distance bus services. Some Chinese bus operators are worried, but others see holes in the giant’s plans. more>