where classmates gave him a rousing send-off with the high school marching band when he was drafted at 18.

podcast host and television contributor for ESPN.Councilmembers Nithya Raman of Council District 4 and Ysabel Jurado of Council District 14 as well as new AAPI Caucus member Councilmember Adrin Nazarian of Council District 2.

Our stories are diverse but they are united by a common thread of resilience.describing the piece as a large-scale.Additional remarks were made by Councilmembers Curren Price (District 9).

with honorees Grant Sunoo of the Little Tokyo Service Center and longtime attorney Mia Yamamoto.general manager of the citys Department of Cultural Affairs.

He oversees LTSCs creative place-keeping.

and the hope for a better future that is shaped by storytelling and empowering our voices and experiences.With our ‘Customer Matters Most motto.

The opening included a ribbon-cutting and an Okinawan drum performance by Ryukyukoku Matsuri Daiko.Tokyo Central was welcomed to Irvine by Vice Mayor James Mai and City Councilmember Melinda Liu of District 1.

a popular Japan-based grocer and retailer.The company is exploring opportunities to expand into other states.