By Tiffany Ujiiye Washington, D.C. — The National Youth/Student Council of the JACL hosted a youth summit, one of the…
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In their own words, Nisei veterans recount their battles against wartime suspicion and racism in 'Twice Heroes' now available for…
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By P.C. Staff The Asian American Journalist Association's Los Angeles Chapter opened its annual scholarship competition. Full-time college students in…
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By P.C. Staff LOS ANGELES — The University of California, Los Angeles’ Asian American Studies Center is pleased to announce…
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‘Murder on Bamboo Lane,” the first in a new mystery series by Edgar Award-winning author Naomi Hirahara, was awarded the…
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Present at “South Bay Stories: A Nikkei LGBTQ Forum for Everyone” were (from left) PSW Program Coordinator Traci Ishigo, panelists…
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An estimated $3 million settlement with South View Dairy is in need of funding to stop the 13,000 cattle Confined…
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Capt. Seiya Ohata (left) and Hiroshi “Harold” Ohata, a younger brother who served in the Occupation of Germany. Another younger…
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Pictured in front of Roger Shimomura’s most-recognized painting “Shimomura Crossing the Delaware,” which is currently on display at WSU’s Museum…
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(Above) An image rendering of the City of Alhambra’s 2015 Rose Parade float. By P.C. Staff ALHAMBRA, CALIF. — The…
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