• Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced appointments of four Asian Americans
• China Town files aired on MLIW21
• Victor Wang sentenced for stock manipulation
• Henry Lee interviewed at Larry King Live on Chandra Levy's death
• CAPA semi-annual conference to be held on June 8
• Henry V. Huang developed an automated DNA sequencer
• Ten Chinese questioned by immigration officials
• Trolleys will start running in Chicago Chinatown
• Willie Mak sentenced to 13 life terms
• President Bush honored Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
• Chicago Chinese Cultural Center will host this year's Mid-Autumn Festival
• Nation's Asian and Pacific Islanders population profiled by Census Bureau
• Thomas T. Shen presented "Sustainable development: strategy and technology" in Beijing
• Two female Chinese scientisits lead research on brain
• Dean Lung honored for his contribution to East Asian Studies at Columbia University
• Chicago Chinatown celebrated Asian/Pacific Month of Heritage
• John Marshall Law School Alumni Association presented Dorothy Li Distinguished Service Award
• New Chinese medicine to cure headaches
• Four Chinese Americans awarded Ellis Island Medal of Honor
• Queens Public Library tops other public libraries in circulation and ethnic materials
• Lillian Chen overall winner of children's poster competition for Keep Your Cat Indoors Day
• CASL Associate Board scheduled events for 2002
• Chinese American Service League presented 13th Annual Corporate Dinner
• Asian American Institute presents Milestone Makers awards
• Seminar on traditional Chinese medicine on May 25
• CASTUSA is booming
• Yang Jianli detained in China
• Eugene You-Tsai Hsu and David Tzu Wei Yang found guilty in arms deal
• Michael Ting Yao was 78
• More Chinese died in 9/11
• OCAW honored families with children from China

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