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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
National
Nathan Solis and Luke Money

Monterey Park tranquility ‘shattered’ as families await updates on shooting victims

MONTEREY PARK, Calif. — Eric Ching didn’t know anyone who had been hurt in Saturday night’s mass shooting at a Monterey Park dance studio, but he made his way to a local senior center Sunday morning to see whether there was anything he could do to help.

The city, which has for decades been a gateway for Chinese immigration, has always been a quiet community, he said, where he “could go out at 12 a.m. and literally feel safe.”

“But now that’s just kind of been shattered,” Ching said.

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