one trend that persists is head coaches using a single pitcher for an entire game – even if it goes into extra innings – or sending the same kid to the mound on successive days.

the air was filled with the shriek of police sirens … We saw dark columns from the fires of outrage in Watts … Los Angeles was burning up because of the trial of the former policemen who had beaten an African American driver.and is expected to reopen in late 2026.

And we also tell the incredible courage of the Japanese American community as they joined and helped to form the Asian American movement as they stood strong side-by-side with leaders and activists in the civil rights movement.It was built in 1925 for the Japanese American Buddhists … These people had a vision.whose district includes Little Tokyo.

but it belongs to all of us …JANM ensures that it is never forgotten.who has served in Los Angeles for two years.

this renovation project will feature our new core exhibition.

and its an extraordinary honor and a privilege for us to be the house that can hold those stories for you …We will always stand tall to defend the rights enshrined in the Constitution because theyre not privileges that can be bestowed or withdrawn … We will always stand for that.The new law strengthens protections for students and families by prohibiting immigration enforcement officers from entering school campuses without proper identification and a valid judicial warrant or court order.

The signing of the California Safe Haven Schools Act means schools across our state now have greater safeguards in place against any future deportation attempts on campuses.authored by Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance).

the Santa Clara County Office of Education.Nearly one in eight California students has at least one parent who is undocumented.