Both programs offer a pathway for offenders to attain rehabilitation and become contributing members of the community and are models for criminal justice reform.

She also continued her mother’s tradition of celebrating the new year with traditional Japanese dishes with a slight American twist to include potato salad.Rosalind is survived by her youngest brother.

the wartime president of the National JACL.fully enjoying the simple pleasures of her life.A memorial celebration will be held on Saturday.

the family relocated to Los Angeles.made a lasting impression on generations of students.

passed away on July 18 following a massive stroke.

the Uno family moved to the Richmond district and the family grew with the birth of their second daughter.Akira Yokoi spent his grammar and middle school years living in the house.

a feeling that can only be felt by having the experience in person.but could also be shared and widely appreciated.

13 during a preview of a 320-year-old shoya house that opens to the public this Saturday at the Huntington Library and Gardens in San Marino.the house was in need of restoration that could only be performed by trained artisans and experts of traditional construction in Japan.