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Amanda Zhou
Amanda Zhou
  1. Builders of Asian plaza want state to get it straight: They’re Vietnamese, not Chinese
    Sep. 3• Clearwater
    A Facebook page shows the developer's hopes for Little Saigon Plaza, envisioned as a regional Asian cultural center on U.S. 19 in Clearwater.
    The backdrop for the conflict is “Little Saigon” in Largo, envisioned as a regional center anchored by a soon-to-open tea lounge.
  2. Motorcyclists block U.S. 19, one shot as motorist tries to escape, Tarpon Springs police say
    Aug. 27• Hillsborough
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
    The incident occurred Saturday night and involved around 15 to 20 motorcyclists.
  3. Two die in wrong way Ybor City rollover crash
    Aug. 24• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and developments.
    A pickup truck was driving the wrong way down 15th Street when it collided with parked cars.
  4. Tampa council asks, ‘How many get hurt on scooters?’ Good luck finding the answer.
    Aug. 23• Transportation
    Joseph Bonilla, 23, and Josue Veliz, 21, from New Jersey ride e-scooters through downtown Tampa on Friday.
    Tampa General Hospital has treated scooter-related sprained ankles and head injuries, but city leaders are grasping for accurate numbers
  5. Mother who fled with leukemia-stricken son now says she believes in chemotherapy
    Aug. 20• Hillsborough
    In April, Hillsborough sheriff's deputies searched for leukemia patient Joshua "Noah" Mcadams, who was 3 when he was reported missing after his parents skipped a chemotherapy appointment and instead tried to take him to Ohio to undergo natural remedies. They were caught in Kentucky, and are now fighting to regain custody of their son, who has since turned 4. [Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office / Facebook]
    The parents wanted to try natural remedies over medical science, but got caught with 4-year-old Noah McAdams in Kentucky. They’re trying to regain custody.
  6. Parents become focus of custody trial of 4-year-old leukemia patient
    Aug. 20• Hillsborough
    In April, Hillsborough sheriff's deputies searched for leukemia patient Joshua "Noah" Mcadams, who was 3 when he was reported missing after his parents skipped a chemotherapy appointment and instead tried to take him to Ohio to undergo natural remedies. They were caught in Kentucky, and are now fighting to regain custody of their son, who has since turned 4. [Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office / Facebook]
    Noah McAdams was being treated for leukemia when his parents left Tampa to seek natural remedies. They are fighting to regain custody.
  7. ‘He came from nothing and built an American dream.’ Valrico carjacking victim Mathew Korattiyil remembered.
    Aug. 16• Hillsborough
    Mathew Korattiyil, 68, died on Aug. 6. The Valrico resident was a father and grandfather and left behind a legacy as a protector of his family and his community. [Courtesy of Korattiyil family]
    The 68-year-old was a protector of his family and community. People flew in for the viewing from as far away as India, London and Canada to attend his service.
  8. La recolección de basura en Hillsborough puede ir de dos veces por semana a solo una vez
    Jul. 16• CENTRO
    Los camiones de basura de Republic Services of Florida llegan a su sede en Tampa. Es una de las tres compañías que manejan la recolección de basura en el condado, que puede ir de dos veces por semana a una sola vez. [LUIS SANTANA | Times]
    TAMPA - El Condado de Hillsborough pronto firmará un nuevo contrato con sus proveedores de recolección de basura y podría haber algunos cambios en la frecuencia con que se recogerá la basura de los
  9. Enviar mensajes de texto mientras se conduce es ahora un delito
    Jul. 3• CENTRO
    Un conductor no identificado con el celular en la mano en el cruce de Kennedy y Ashley Dr. Foto: Chris Urso/ tampa Bay Times
    TAMPA – A partir del lunes funcionarios locales celebraron la introducción de una ley más severa para los que envían mensajes de texto mientras manejan, pero reconocieron que la aplicación pod
  10. El cine cierra en la ciudad de Ybor y oficinas privadas podrían sustituir parte del lugar
    Jul. 1• CENTRO
    Gabriel Robles, a la izquierda, y Cecilia Morales, a la derecha, se dirigen al cine AMC Classic Centro Ybor 10 el viernes. El cine cerrará el próximo mes. [ANGELIQUE HERRING | Times]
    TAMPA - Durante más de una década, Guido Maniscalco, miembro del Concejo Municipal de Tampa, era un cliente habitual en el cine en Centro Ybor. Ya en 2004, antes de que el teatro cerrara la mitad de