The Korea Times team was incredibly kind and compassionate in helping me set up a newspaper…read moresubscription for my mom, who has been struggling with dementia. They took the time to walk us through everything and made sure we were fully set up and comfortable. While her dementia has progressed and reading is harder for her now, having the paper is still a meaningful way for her to stay connected to the world and to something familiar. I'm genuinely thankful for the care and patience the staff showed and for a service that goes beyond just a subscription.

Los Angeles' newspaper of record for the Korean community. From their website:…read more The Hankook Ilbo (Korea Times) publishes 5 million copies of 5 different daily newspapers every morning, and is the largest Korean newspaper in the United States in terms of total circulation and production capacity. In addition to news and culture, The Korea Times serves to unite the LA Korean community. I do some college outreach in the community, and the Korea Times has been super supportive of those efforts. Print edition in Korean only, in English and Korean online. Home delivery of a thick paper newspaper is not dead!

There are two Hitchhiker's Guides to Koreatown…read more Ji Coupon has a competitor and companion. Red Coupon is very much identical, in the way most Koreatown business mimic one another to the point where the shops and services oversaturate a single block. Red Coupon is another letter-size coupon book printed in four colors. It has an advertiser overlap with Ji Coupon. It's also in Korean with a limited sprinkling of English. It's even available in many of the same Korean businesses. Red Coupon, though, does not have an online component, and if there is one, it's hard to find. Either Red or Ji books are handy for exploring K-Town. Transit access in Koreatown: Metro Red/Puple Line, Metro Rapid lines 710, 714, 720, 754 and 757, and Metro local lines 10/11/48, 14, 16/316, 18, 20/21, 26/51/52/352, 28/83/84/328, 30/31/330, 66/366, 200, 201, 204, 206, 207, 209, 210 and 603; LADOT DASH Wilshire Center/Koreatown and Wilshire Center/Hollywood, and Commuter Express Line 534; and Foothill Transit Line 481.

This review is specifically about their publication of Fictitious Business Names as I've yet to…read moreread the paper. I called about 8 different local papers to get their prices and deadlines re: publishing my Fictitious Business Name Statement (aka DBA) and only 3 of them even bothered to call back. Ellen at THE PASADENA WEEKLY was not only the first but she knew her business backwards and forwards. Since everyone was basically the same price it was customer service which made my decision for me. And when I sent in the paperwork she noticed a mistake made by the County Recorder's Office and got right back to me about it. After 2 follow-up calls a piece, I have yet to even hear from The Pasadena Star News and those other papers. Call Ellen and use her for all your FBN needs in LA County!

Just Know that there "BEST OF" publication as well their "DINING GUIDE" is no more than an…read moreadvertisement for business and is not an objective critique of the business. If you look closely you will see that the latest issue recommends Mamas Rib Shack which closed three months ago.

I don't know what it is with So Cal. gay newspapers. I mean it is so congested with advertisements!…read moreMany of the ads I have to admit pertain to gay culture. Sadly these places that are sponsors for the newspapers know what the gay community wants and needs. Expensive clothes? Check. Liposuction and Botox? Check. New expensive looking cars? Check. Expensive debt and in need of relief? Check. What makes this magazine slightly better amongst the actual articles flooded with advertisements is that the information seems to be presented better. Meaning much of it actually seems interesting. The glossy look helps too. They have good movie, music and theater reviews section which for me is the highlight! Looking forward to seeing more issues of Frontiers!

I've always driven by this facility, and I'm so glad that I finally had the chance to visit. This…read moreis an awesome tour with a knowledgeable/funny tour guide. Best of all, this tour is free! The location was easy to find, but in a sketchy area. Parking is also free! Highly recommend this tour for both kids and adults.

the los angeles times offers fantastic free tours of their olympic printing plant! located on the…read moreedge of the industrial district, they're given every other month and coincide with the downtown LA art walk (reservations are required, search on eventbrite for the listings). this ninety minute long tour is led by newsroom veteran darrell kunitomi, who's been with the paper for about thirty years, and i loved it. as the times likes to say, this is one of the city's greatest industrial tours and it's definitely my favorite cultural find, as of late. for anyone interested in the printed stuff, it's a fascinating look inside the largest newspaper production plant in the country. built in the late 1980s and opened in 1990, the olympic printing plant cost $230 million to build and today employs more than 400 workers at the just-under 700,000 square foot facility. if that sounds huge, it is. the pressroom is 530 feet long- almost twice the length of a regulation football field and it seems to have miles and miles of production line that are constantly printing, at speeds of up to 70,000 newspapers per hour. it's sort of an indescribable sensation, to be standing so close to this giant metal, mechanical beast that's seemingly been tamed by technology. not to mention all the robots in action everywhere. yep- robots. all over the place. in addition to watching the presses rolling, the tour also explores the other areas involved with newspaper production- from setting the plates to distribution. i especially liked walking around the storage room, it's an incredibly vast space with oceans of newsprint spools in various sizes and weights stacked up and towering all over the place, making you feel a bit insignificant in the scheme of things. finally, a bit of advice: i recommend grabbing a pair of those ear plugs that are available outside the doors to the pressroom because the roar of the machinery is very loud! and bring your camera, the photo opportunities are numerous.

[Note: Address listed is the offices. The Ji Coupon book itself can be picked up at businesses all…read moreover Koreatown.] Ji Coupon is the Hitchhiker's Guide to Koreatown. It's a quality, full-color coupon book with ads full of Korean restaurants, shops and services. The book (and its companion web site) is in Korean only, but the basics are easy to understand for non-speakers. Each store includes a map, and the coupon also lists the percentage discounts in English. Ji Coupon is available in most of the Korean shops in Koreatown. It's a good resource to have for outsiders who wish to go native. Another is the L.A. Weekly's guide from a few years ago. Koreatown has some of the best transit service in all of L.A., and it's very convenient for a $3 day pass. Transit access in Koreatown: Metro Red/Puple Line, Metro Rapid lines 710, 714, 720, 754 and 757, and Metro local lines 10/11/48, 14, 16/316, 18, 20/21, 26/51/52/352, 28/83/84/328, 30/31/330, 66/366, 200, 201, 204, 206, 207, 209, 210 and 603; LADOT DASH Wilshire Center/Koreatown and Wilshire Center/Hollywood, and Commuter Express Line 534; and Foothill Transit Line 481.

If I could give them zero star I would . It was all my…read moremistake that I trusted them and didn't check or research before I give my ad to them . They don't do what they promise , their sales person comes tell you the stuff that they never do . DONT TRUST THEIR SALES PEOPLE , THEY DONT DO WHAT THEY PROMISE .

The numbers at my restaurant in Las Vegas had been declining for awhile before I signed up for this…read moreprogram. But once this started, everything turned around. I would say it's a coincidence except that I stopped all my other advertising to do this. Between the magazine, the email blasts and the TV commercials for the 5 months that the program has run so far, my business has increased so much. Thank you Discover the Best for all your help.

Super friendly service, great quality, fair prices and fast turn around time - what could be better!read more