5 million for three years from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop quantitative benchmarks in quantum computing to measure progress toward specific goals.

and volunteers of the Japanese American Cultural Community Center are mourning the passing of Alan Nishio.we are especially heartbroken – yet remain inspired by all he taught us.

Alans dedication to JACCC was evident in his offer to meet with me and a fellow board member.Alan dedicated his life to fight for social justice and give the gifts of leadership and vision to our community.He notes that Alan was a strong supporter of the Kosaka Center for Art and Crafts.

and volunteers are honored to have had the opportunity to work closely with him over the decades.his fellow board members have been reflecting on Alans impact.

Alan was part of the search committee that brought Pat Wyatt to JACCC to serve as president and CEO.

Alan will be remembered for eternity.The LAPD is looking into whether any images of the culprits were captured on nearby surveillance cameras.

Left behind were the words FREE GAZA emblazoned with black paint on the granite poetry wall located at the west end of the Honda Plaza shopping area.LAPD Chief Michel Moore drew attention to the rise in hate crimes since Oct.

with 49 hate crimes reported in that two-week period.but this time the chore was just a little bit sadder for the master artist-in-residence at the Japanese American Cultural Community Center.