Korea Times Los Angeles Edition (Hankook Ilbo) has been an integral part of the Korean American community since its founding in 1967. In partnership with Korean American communities nationwide, the Times seeks to provide hard news, which is presented from a culturally informed perspective. The paper is the most established Korean daily newspaper in the United States, in that it is the longest-running paper and the largest in terms of circulation. The Korea Times features headline news from Korea and around the world, as well as coverage of breaking news in the United States.

Korea Times New York Edition covers local, regional, national and international news. It is geared toward a Korean audience. The ad rate provided is for the smallest size black-and-white ad available. The color rate is only offered for the front page, which is also for the smallest size available.

Korean Times San Francisco is published daily for the Asian residents of San Francisco. The edition covers local news, arts & entertainment and sports and is written in Korean.

The Korea Times is the oldest independent and most influential English daily in Korea, has served as Korea's bridge to the world since November 1, 1950.

Provides information on Travel, Airlines, Hotels, and more.

Korean Phila Times is a weekly community newspaper serving the Korean-American community in the Philadelphia area, including Montgomery County, Delaware County, Bucks County, Southern New Jersey and Delaware.

Formed in 1997 and written by and about the Korean American and adopted Korean community of the Twin Cities, as well as the Upper Midwest and Nationally. Focuses on the place where identity, creativity and culture intersect.Seeks out unheard voices and forgotten perspectives. Provides independent and alternative reporting on issues of identity, racism, politics and the arts. Profiles community leaders, role models, reports significant events, and chronicles the accomplishments of the community's ordinary people, both big and small. Lists all Korean religious, social, cultural and civic events that are of interest to the community, including events of interest to adoptees and their families.

The LA Local’s Koreatown, Pico Union & Westlake newsroom delivers community-focused reporting on the people, neighborhoods, and issues shaping these diverse Los Angeles communities.

KORL-FM is a commercial station owned by HOCHMAN HAWAII-THREE, INC. The format of the station is oldies. KORL-FM broadcasts to the Honolulu, HI area at 101.1 FM. KORL-FM features multicultural brokered programming. The station's slogan is, "Hawaii's Rock Station."

KORN-AM is a commercial station owned by Riverfront Broadcasting. The format of the station is news and talk. The target audience is adults, ages 18 to 64, in Mitchell, SD interested in local and national news, public affairs, and general interest talk. The station airs locally on 1490 AM. Newscasts on top of every hour, CT. KORN-AM has a sister station in KQRN-FM.