the civil rights hero who challenged the unjust and racist internment of tens of thousands of Japanese Americans during World War II and fought for freedom and racial justice his entire life.

you can have an idea and the will and you can get it done.He is survived by siblings Kayoko Ikuma and Hiroko Mochida; sons Keith (New Hampshire).

A friend was working as a private security contractor at the airport.A lot of my work for TSA is in the officefaculty and community members seriously.

The Police Department can be reached at (310) 660-3100 or by accessing the campus blue pole emergency phones.El Camino College takes the safety of our students.

As a reminder: Campus Police offer an escort service while traveling across campus.

This shocking loss of a beloved local resident should never have occurred.Even if you dont win a raffle prize.

(Photos by Cyril Nishimoto)By Rising Stars Publicity CommitteeThe Rising Stars Youth Leadership Program is thrilled to invite you to our most anticipated event of the year — our 20th annual miniature golf tournament.is open to high school students interested in learning leadership skills and about the Japanese American community.

the next generation of Rising Stars participants.The program starts in October and ends in April.