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Perhaps Ramirez has the magic touch -- his stores in Eagle Rock and South Pasadena were at the center of revitalization of the respective neighborhoods.
Fukui Mortuary has served the Japanese American community of Los Angeles for five generations.
Otomisan has served home-style Japanese food in Boyle Heights for more than five decades.
One-third of the unaccompanied minors flooding the southwest border are girls, many escaping sexual violence in Central America, and arriving in the U.S. pregnant or with young children and are left to navigate a precarious health care system.
The HeArt Project Bringing Arts to the Classrooms Departures Youth Voices partners with The HeArt Project and LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes on this year's…
South Robertson What is SORO? We spoke with the president of the SORO Neighborhoods Council to find out.See Full Story
For over a century this newspaper has communicated the needs and stories of Los Angeles' Japanese American community.
The collective began in 1970 with the aim to accurately portray and raise awareness of Asian Americans and their place in history through media arts.
It took decades, but now California farmworkers will get the pay they deserve. The California Senate passed AB 1066 earlier this month, a bill introduced by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez that will create new rules for overtime pay for farmworkers.
Diverse in ethnicity, religion, and economic status, the residents of SORO find strength in coexistence and cooperation.
Toyo Miyatake and his photography studio has captured and told the story of Little Tokyo and surrounding Japanese American community for decades.
The Gardners' Federation was created at a time when there were about five to eight thousand Japanese American gardeners working in Southern California.
