In Manhattan’s Chinatown, anti-gentrification protesters are furious over funding granted to a museum that they say doesn’t represent their community. By Kimiko de Freytas-Tamura Twice a week ...

Jonathan Chu wouldn’t give me specifics on his ... And unless there is a meaningful change, it will be Chinatown’s landlords, not immigrant workers, who will emerge from this crisis with ...

They claim the museum promotes displacement and racism, and they take issue with museum board member Jonathan Chu, who is the biggest landlord in Chinatown. Protesters say Chu's family closed a ...

A crowd gathered on Centre Street, claiming the museum is promoting displacement and criticizing board member Jonathan Chu, who owns several properties in Chinatown. Protesters say Chu's family ...

As Chinatown’s largest restaurant ... Peter Kwong Immigrant Learning Center, implored the landlords to meet the crowd. “Alex Chu and Jonathan Chu come downstairs and open the door,” she ...

Restaurateur Eddie Huang has shown his support for a recent petition that accuses New York Chinatown landlord Jonathan Chu of accepting bribes in exchange for supporting Mayor Bill de Blasio's ...

Chinatown, with more than 3,000 ... that bring and create the essence that is Jing Fong?” Jonathan Chu, whose family is Jing Fong’s landlord, said they did everything they could to help ...

Now, Jonathan Chu, part of Chu Enterprises, is ready to bring new life to Chinatown. Chu was involved in other projects in the Chinatown neighborhood, including the transformation of 50 Bowery ...