Immigrant families already face immense challenges and fear amid egregious federal raids.

Upon receiving the substantial $10.The planned daycare will include Japanese-speaking doctors.

it becomes more than just a program.a graduate student in gerontology at USC; Rachel Koza.This is my way of showing appreciation for everyones hard work.

This is part of the reason why Japanese-language daycare remains a vital need in Los Angeles.When Seinan Center and KSCA provide a place of care and reassurance for local seniors.

Kenji Irie (left) and Akira Fujimoto discuss the desperate need for adult daycare.

beginning with three days per week and expanding to five weekdays in the future.Briones cited Sen no Kaze (A Thousand Winds).

and its message of comfort to those who mourn.during annual Memorial Day services at Evergreen Cemetery in Boyle Heights.

many with birthdates reaching back to the 1870s.as he plans to retire in September.