About

Who We Are

Detroit Chinatown is a content-driven website dedicated to telling the story of Detroit today — from its historic neighborhoods and cultural landmarks to the people who shape the city’s future. Our focus is on clear, accessible information rather than clickbait or noise.

The name “Detroit Chinatown” is a nod to the city’s layered history and the communities that have built, rebuilt, and reimagined Detroit over generations. We aim to reflect that same spirit of resilience and curiosity in the way we cover the city.

What You’ll Find Here

The site combines location-based insights, practical guides, and timely news to help readers understand what is happening in and around Detroit. Articles are written with a focus on clarity, context, and usefulness for residents, visitors, and anyone following the city from afar.

From neighborhood snapshots and event highlights to explainers on local issues, each piece is designed to give you a quick, reliable overview without losing the bigger picture of how Detroit is changing.

Detroit News, Simplified

The news section curates and explains the latest developments in Detroit — from policy changes and infrastructure projects to business openings, culture, and community stories. The goal is not to chase every headline, but to surface the updates that actually matter to daily life in the city.

Whenever possible, we link current stories back to the city’s historical context, so readers can see how today’s news fits into Detroit’s longer narrative.

How to Use This Site

Use the search bar to look up topics, neighborhoods, or keywords related to Detroit. Category links in the sidebar — such as Culture, Entertainment, Hobbies, and News — help you quickly browse articles by theme.

If you are new to Detroit, start with our neighborhood and culture pieces. If you live here, the latest news and guides can help you stay current on what is changing around you.

Get in Touch

If you have a story idea, a correction, or would like to collaborate, you can reach us through the Contact page. Thoughtful feedback and local insight are always welcome.