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Josie Huang
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Josie Huang reports on religion, international affairs and diaspora for KPCC. She previously covered housing issues and immigration for the station. She grew up in Taiwan and Maryland, and worked in public radio and newspapers in New England before joining KPCC in 2012.
Stories by Josie Huang
Gay K-pop singer from OC pushes envelope in South Korea
An Orange County Korean-American raised as a Christian seeks music stardom in a country where conservative mores rule society.
Korean-American pastors are praying for a united Korea; natives, not so much
They may have grown up in the U.S., but a group of Korean-American Christians have returned to their parents' homeland and are vocal supporters of unification.
SoCal snowboarder Mike Shea aims for Paralympic gold
Snowboarder Mike Shea of Castaic is trying to medal again after winning silver at the 2014 Sochi Paralympics.
LAist is coming back — under KPCC management
The public radio station will own and operate the local news site out of its Pasadena offices.
Orange County struggles to find motels to house homeless
Workers are frantically calling motel owners, seeking rooms for the homeless people being removed from the Santa Ana riverbed.
LA protesters rally in Pershing Square for new gun laws
There was a vocal teen presence at the protest. "I’m realizing I’m older and I don’t need to be quiet anymore," said one 18 year-old who was organizing a high school walkout.
North Koreans find faith and family in LA church
A Los Angeles church offers community to North Koreans who often come to the U.S. alone and mourning the loss of family back in their homeland.
Catholic Church steps up legal help to LA's Salvadorans
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles plans legal aid workshops at churches popular with Salvadorans as their temporary permission to live in the U.S. is ending.
Candidates for California's next governor battle to separate themselves
It got heated — and personal — when the six major candidates met on stage at USC to discuss the issues facing California.
3 things to listen for at the gubernatorial town hall Saturday
It will be the first time the candidates have faced each other in public to answer questions.
Popular granny flats create a niche industry in LA
Architects and designers are shifting more of their focus to small backyard housing units. "It's the next big thing in L.A.," says one firm's co-founder.
A 'Blue Christmas' service for those feeling loss, pain
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church in Altadena is one of a growing number of churches that hold special services for people going through a tough time in their lives.
SOA: London Breed, CA,FCC showdown looms
Housing, homelessness, and affordability will keep acting San Francisco Mayor Breed busy until the special election in June.
8-year-old's killer unlikely to see death penalty carried out anytime soon
"My best guess is it would never be carried out," says one constitutional law expert.
Fire insurance: 3 things to do if your home is damaged by fire
Dealing with the loss of a home is heartbreaking enough, but for homeowners who are already struggling, there's another complication: navigating their fire insurance policies.
