SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- If you hear a ruckus around San Francisco's Chinatown at the start of the Lunar New Year, there is no reason to be alarmed. It is just part of Chinese New Year celebrations, ...

Anthony Le was fearful of the lions. Those gigantic heads, vibrant red with protruding eyes, bobbing and weaving across the room, coming closer and closer, the thudding of the aggressive drums louder ...

The annual Lion Dance Parade saluting the Lunar New Year was celebrated in Chinatown Sunday with dancers in colorful dragon costumes winding through the streets accompanied by cymbalists and drummers.

The school's programs include a robust Chinese Dual Language Immersion program, where students, as early as first grade, ...

Cambodian dragon and lion dancer Gnuon Virak huddles his troupe together in a circle, before they let out a team cheer and get to work rehearsing for their a Lunar New Year performance - their only ...

For members of many Asian communities, the Lunar New Year marks the beginning of the spring season, usually at the end of January or beginning of February. The tradition dates back thousands of years.