which was available online from June through September 2024 and was open to all community members.

Members of the Assembly were joined by 25 former incarcerees during the introduction and passage of the Day of Remembrance resolution.located at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds.

led to the uprooting and incarceration of all Japanese Americans living on the West Coast.Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi holds up a copy of a notice that was posted in Japanese American neighborhoods after the signing of Executive Order 9066.SACRAMENTO — Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) on Feb.

All 71 assemblymembers present voted in favor of the resolution.The majority were sent to War Relocation Authority camps in desolate areas of California.

The survivors — the oldest of whom was 99 — included members of Buddhist Church of Sacramento.

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Outdoor Ethics Award and National Youth Leadership Training Award.having attended the church services and activities with his older brother.

hoping to see another pouch of Mountain House spaghetti with marinara.He is looking forward to college and plans to pursue a career in real estate and business.