State Providing $300,000 for Budokan Programs and Services
By J.K. YAMAMOTO, Rafu Staff Writer An allocation of $300,000 was included in this year’s state budget to fund community programs and services at the Terasaki Budokan […]
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Tokyo Olympics
Osaka Lights Cauldron to Start Tokyo Olympics
Rafu Wire and Staff Reports TOKYO — Tennis sensation Naomi Osaka lit the cauldron for the Tokyo Olympics on Friday, taking on the […]
J-TOWN BEAT: Let the Games Finally Begin
By GWEN MURANAKA “Reach out and touch somebody’s hand. Make this a better world, if you can.” — Diana Ross, 1984 L.A. Olympics […]
Olympic Memories at JACCC
Hirokazu Kosaka, JACCC master artist-in-residence and exhibit curator, shows visitors to the Doizaki Gallery an album of photos taken by Toyo Miyatake […]
Dressed for Opening Ceremony
Karateka Sakura Kokumai, who will represent the U.S. at the Tokyo Olympics, posted these photos on social media Wednesday. “As the countdown […]
Stop AAPI Hate
Kaiser Permanente Launches Initiative to Stop Anti-Asian Hate
To counter the surge in discrimination against Asian Americans, Kaiser Permanente has joined with Asian Americans Advancing Justice — […]
Attorney General Unveils New Guidance, Reports to Help Public and Law Enforcement Better Understand and Address Hate Crimes
OAKLAND – California Attorney General Rob Bonta on June 30 unveiled new guidance, reports, and resources to […]
Hate Acts Perpetrated in Nearly Every Community in L.A. County, New Report Finds pop
211 LA, a locally based nonprofit community resource hub that provides essential information related to health, human […]
Assault and Possible Hate Crime Committed Against Asian American in Culver City
CULVER CITY — The Culver City Police Department issued the following bulletin on June 15: “On June […]
Metro Addresses Hate Incidents on Transit System
Following incidents of violence involving passengers, L.A. Metro has announced measures to deal with anti-Asian hate and […]
Covid-19
CDC Says to Avoid Travel to Japan
WASHINGTON — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on May 24 posted a travel advisory that reads, in part: […]
Memorial Day Services Cancelled Due to COVID
Due to COVID restrictions and concern for guests and participants, the sponsoring organizations have cancelled in-person services for Memorial […]
Little Tokyo Memorial for Nursing Home Deaths
Save Our Seniors will hold a candlelight memorial for 115 lost to COVID at Kei-Ai L.A. and Kei-Ai South […]
COVID-19 Opt-Outs Leave CSUN Water Polo Unable to Compete in 2021
NORTHRIDGE — Cal State Northridge Director of Athletics Mike Izzi has announced that the university will be unable to participate […]