Tim Yamamoto's late grandfather once ran a grocery store from one of the last buildings that remain of the old Terminal Island fishing village — a history many hope to preserve. (Al Seib / For The ...

(This is part of our ongoing series, Lost Kinjo– a look at the more than 40 Japanese communities that disappeared after World ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A monument honoring what was once a thriving Japanese fishing village on Terminal Island was itself remembered Sunday, April 15 as a crowd gathered to mark ...

Although Airbnb insists otherwise, it appears as if the accommodation-sharing website is venturing into the urban planning industry with its Samara initiative, a project it hopes will redefine the ...

The fire broke out during strong winds on Tuesday evening near a fishing port in the city of Oita and spread to a forest.

San Pedro’s Terminal Island was once home to a bustling Japanese-American fishing village. Japanese fishermen brought tuna fishing expertise which in turn revolutionized the canning industry on the ...

LOS ANGELES — Months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, a Japanese American fishing community on San Pedro’s Terminal Island was given 48 hours to pack its belongings before it was forced into ...