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While the Nisei Week Festival arouses cheer for seven days of celebration, the duties of the Nisei Week Queen are everlasting.
It's almost a rite of passage among the Latino staff that at first they will either offend, or be offended by, the religious behaviors of the customers.
Writing on the Wall Cardboard Art Spends Weekend in Park Eighteen or so cardboard figures were seen lingering at Belvedere Park in East Los Angeles as…
The Gardners' Federation was created at a time when there were about five to eight thousand Japanese American gardeners working in Southern California.
Otomisan has served home-style Japanese food in Boyle Heights for more than five decades.
For over a century this newspaper has communicated the needs and stories of Los Angeles' Japanese American community.
Fukui Mortuary has served the Japanese American community of Los Angeles for five generations.
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.
