VJCC was established more than 100 years ago to preserve.

Because of Assemblymember Tings leadership and clear understanding of the needs of our community.Kinmon Gakuens auditorium is slated to begin renovations within a month.

It later served as an actual school of general instruction when racism against Japanese school children was at its worst.If those families decided to come back.he has secured sorely needed and deserved financial support for our organizations and communities statewide.

Osaki is a former student of Kinmon Gakuen and his grandmother was once the principal.their lives were again upended in the 1960s/1970s.

which allocated nearly $250 million over three years to Asian American Pacific Islander organizations and communities to help stop hate incidents.

the centers Buchanan Mall received $5 million for a much-needed makeover.Mayor Richard Montgomery abstained from voting on the resolution out of frustration that there were more comments and discussion on this than the city budget.

Cheng researched and published her article Landscapes of Beauty and Plunder: Japanese American Flower Growers and an Elite Public Garden in Los Angeles in Society and Space.Some stories of these two families are found in this exhibit.

It is part of a larger exhibit on its gardens.would be a way for the city to say We honor the past and look forward to the future.