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California Senate adopts SCR 106 recognizing January 13 as Korean American Day
Summary
The California State Senate unanimously moved to adopt Senate Concurrent Resolution 106, honoring the history and contributions of Korean Americans and proclaiming January 13, 2026, as Korean American Day in the state; the measure passed on a roll call vote during the Jan. 13 floor session.
The California State Senate adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 106 on Jan. 13, proclaiming January 13, 2026, as Korean American Day in California and honoring more than a century of Korean American contributions to the state.
Sen. John (Choi) (author) told colleagues SCR 106 marks the 123rd anniversary of the first recorded Korean immigration to the United States in 1903 and urged support for recognizing the community’s cultural and economic contributions across the state. "Today happens to be twelfth, so tomorrow is official Korean American Day," Choi said in remarks introducing the measure.
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