Lunar New Year

Despite the rain, people traveled from across the state and even across the country to ring in the Year of the Rabbit in San Francisco. Alyssa Goard reports.

San Francisco’s annual Chinese New Year Parade took place Saturday evening in San Francisco, starting near Second and Market Streets and continuing through the city to Columbus, ending at Chinatown.

It was big day in San Francisco Saturday as the annual Chinese New Year Parade kicked off.

The San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce expects record-breaking attendance at Saturday’s parade

Crowds of people are expected to fill the streets of San Francisco to watch the Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday. Alyssa Goard reports.

Celebrating 45 years, the L.A. Chinatown Firecracker is one of the largest and oldest running races in the U.S. Its upcoming Lunar New Year run, walk, cycling, and dog walk events will be held over the weekend of February 18-19, 2023, at the historic Los Angeles Chinatown Plaza. California Live’s Angela Sun gets a preview of all the festivities on...

Community members gathered Saturday for San Francisco’s 13th annual Bayview Black History Month and Lunar New Year Celebration.

It continues to be a heavy week for so many given the recent tragedies in Half Moon Bay, Monterey Park and events in Memphis. That’s why San Francisco’s 13th annual Bayview Black History Month and Lunar New Year Celebration Saturday was so important to organizers. Christie Smith reports.

Celebrate the imminent arrival of spring at Redwood City’s 12th Annual Lunar New Year Festival on February 4th from 11:00AM to 4:00PM. This year, you can find lion dancers, martial artists, taiko drummers and other live performances at the celebration. 

Bay Area, state and federal officials are reacting to a deadly mass shooting that occurred in the Southern California community of Monterey Park Saturday night. Pete Suratos reports.

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.

Honor Lunar New Year traditions and celebrate the biggest holiday of the Asian community with the Millbrae Cultural Committee and O.M.G Entertainment on January 29th.

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.

The Lunar New Year is almost upon us, but for many, the celebrations have already begun. 

Nian Gao, a sweet rice cake, is one of the more popular Chinese New Year dishes. This year, we are celebrating the Year of the Rabbit. Local restaurants are busy making them for the new year celebration, on Sunday, January 22nd.

The Lunar New Year is almost upon us, but for many, the celebrations have already begun. Robert Handa reports.

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!

Happy Lunar New Year! California Live contributor Blanche Shaheen visits a popular bakery to learn all about some delicious traditional desserts.

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.

Join NBC Bay Area’s Mike Inouye at the Santana Row Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday, Jan. 28th from 11AM-1PM in Santana Row Park. The family-friendly event will feature games, giveaways, and live performances including lion dances. Red envelopes will be distributed inside the Santana Row Concierge filled with shop and restaurant gifts and offers. Available while supplies last....