The show holds a special place in our hearts.

have access to the support and resources they need to thrive culturally and artistically.What is your approach to balancing the citys resources for arts and culture organizations and museums within CD 14?Diaz: First and foremost.

I am an expert at managing small and large complex systems at the micro.what is your plan to address the homelessness crisis in your district? How will you do so in away that respects the dignity and immediate needs of unhoused individuals yet balances it with the important priorities of the small business community?What is your top public safety issue and how would you address it? What would this look like for the Little Tokyo community?Diaz: As councilwoman.I will ensure safety measures to protect them.

Question: CD 14 is very diverse.The bottom line is LT needs to be respected and to be part of the process.

On Saturday we ran responses from Councilmember Kevin de León.

Little Tokyo has been a gateway community where low-income immigrants and people of color could afford to settle after moving to Los Angeles.the loss of these newspapers means the loss of coverage of unique stories and issues that are not covered by mainstream publications.

we would like to sell The Hawaii Herald if there is anyone who would like to take it over.the soft whisper from the elder gentleman.

and we created reorganization plans to continue our newspaper business.their inhabitants and ultimately the health of our democracy.