China will continue to rise, Harvard’s top scholar says

Whether it’s ready or not, China will assume a more prominent role on the world stage, said Michael Szonyi, who has taken over as the head of Harvard’s Chinese studies center.

California bus fleet goes 100% electric

The Antelope Valley Transit Authority said it will become the nation's first 100% electric public transit fleet, following a deal with China's electric car maker BYD.

HK to extradite man in teen murders

A Chinese man agreed in a Hong Kong court Thursday to be sent back to the US, where he is wanted by authorities in connection with the slayings of his teenage nephews.

ASEAN wants good US-China relations

As US President Barack Obama hosts leaders of the 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member countries next week, there has been much talk about how much China will be the topic of discussion in the meetings at the Sunnylands retreat in Rancho Mirage, California.

Wang Tao: Taking 'China Chic' global

Like many of the best fashion designers in the world, Wang Tao wears two hats.

Arizona, Chinese schools to off er dual law degree

First Capitol billing for Lunar New Year

The symbolic meaning could not be overestimated, as Asian-American politicians praised the first celebration of the Lunar New Year in the US Capitol on Wednesday.

Economic might intact: China experts

Special souvenirs

Zha said that when the Chinese fans see the traditional Chinese cultural elements in the game, it makes them "feel happy and proud."

'Birthing center' lawyer to serve federal sentence

A Chinese-American lawyer has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for obstructing justice related to a scheme in which he agreed to help a witness in the "birthing centers" investigation flee the United States.

Film to pitch US parks to China tourists

The US tourism bureau will be releasing a new documentary in China on America's national parks with the hope that Chinese travelers will visit the natural attractions beyond trips to gateway cities like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.

Solar-trade dispute leads to Washington State plant closure

An ongoing solar-trade dispute between China and the US has led to the closing of a plant in Washington state that produces silicon for the solar panel industry.