GFBNEC celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Go For Broke Monument.

It was the second such meeting to convene local business owners and leaders from Little Tokyos nonprofit organizations and local law enforcement.It was also reported that more patrolling has been added to Third Street along with street cleanup to protect children attending the Lumbini Child Development Center at Higashi Honganji.

and license plate readers that can be data-linked to police systems.Many asked that a representative from the L.The police also warned that they anticipate protests against the Israeli war in Palestine to continue and urged those present to have a plan within their organizations for any disruptions.

adding that there have been incidents of vandalism.He said Mayor Karen Bass Inside Safe program is doing well but is a bandaid for larger societal issues.

among them Go For Broke National Education Center.

By GWEN MURANAKARAFU SENIOR EDITORSafety and security issues were front and center when LAPD officials gathered to brief leaders of Little Tokyo nonprofit and business sectors on May 14 at the Japanese American National Museum.Seia Loraine Watanabe reacts after being named First Princess.

the director and producer of the coronation.Rounding out the Nisei Week Court are three princesses: Anita Sumi Yayi Komatsu from the Gardena Evening Optimist Club; Carina Aiko Sakimura from the Pasadena Japanese Cultural Institute; and Caitlyn Tera Sasaki from the Orange County Nikkei Coordinating Council.

A video was created to honor the 140th anniversary of Little Tokyo.Acappella group Filharmonic entertains.