This was worth living a hundred years.

insisting that the damage was not being committed by responsible protesters exercising their First Amendment rights.as protests against immigration enforcement devolved into chaos Downtown.

Near the intersection of Third Street and Alameda.dozens of protesters defied orders to disperse and were arrested.Live TV coverage showed dozens of police cars and officers lined up for blocks on Second Street.

A neighbor I dont really know that well.We hope to get some more legitimate protesters to join in the cleanup.

She said a woman suddenly arrived.

The facade of the Japanese American National Museum was marred particularly badly.and Kara Chu smile for the camera with actress Tamlyn Tomita.

but then it was lowered to 50%.Black-and-white photos of young Japanese women in kimonos make their way to full-colored pictures of Japanese women in modern gowns.

The origin story of how it began sort of during the Great Depression and bringing in business is really important.The first Nisei Week Court after the programs World War II hiatus.