president of San Jose State University.

and the character of the neighborhood.We are absolutely worried about gentrification pushing out residents and businesses

The suspect then spat twice directly in the victim’s face.dozens of police agencies at schools.The number is the highest since the 1.

It is also a reminder that we are not immune and hate and violence continue to impact the lives of Angelenos.Five crimes took place at schools.

The number of hate crimes targeting Latino residents rose to 121.

the same percentage as the previous year.expressed his appreciation for messages of encouragement he received following the earthquake and said that the people of Ishikawa are beginning to put their lives back together.

when 40 businesses operated along a two-block stretch of East First Street between Los Angeles Street and Central Avenue.The Community Organization Recognition Award (CORA) was presented to the Little Tokyo Business Association.

LTBAs programs have expanded into the areas of safety.served as installing officer for the JCCSC officers and Board of Directors.