Little Tokyo

A homeless man who was arrested for sexually assaulting at least three women in Little Tokyo was arrested but released from jail.

An investigation is underway into a serial rapist who police say has assaulted at least three women. Karma Dickerson reports for the NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 15, 2024. 

After Shohei Ohtani signed with the Dodgers last December, Little Tokyo has seen a resurgence for many small businesses. 

The free 21+ Block Party is back, too, but be sure to RSVP.

Dodger fans are gathering in Little Tokyo as the Los Angeles team takes on the New York Mets for Game 4 of the National League Championship Series. Olivia Garvey reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024.

The Los Angeles Zoo is the starlit spot for live music, critter encounters, and family fun.

The annual celebration is beloved for its festive Grand Parade, music, dancing, food, and community spirit.

High rent and soaring costs of operations are putting pressure on small businesses in the historic LA neighborhood.

As LA’s Little Tokyo neighborhood celebrates its 140th year, there are concerns that it may not survive another 140. NBC Los Angeles’ Gordon Tokumatsu reports.

The 4th largest fair in the country returns to the Pomona Fairplex with food, games and interactive art installations. Gordon Tokumatsu reports for the NBC4 News on May 3, 2024.

The midway, the concerts, the critters, the contests, the deep-fried goodies: The iconic festival boasts all sorts of nostalgic sights, sounds, and snacks.

The annual foodie festivity will spotlight several Little Tokyo restaurants; look for pay-nothing fun, too, around the DTLA destination.

The iconic restaurant opened in 1972, Kenji Suzuki took over the restaurant after his mother retired, carrying on the family legacy in the historic Japanese neighborhood where he grew up.

Suehiro Cafe is closing after more than 51 years of operation following an eviction notice and relocating to an area outside of Little Tokyo in Downtown LA. Owner Kenji Suzuki took over the restaurant after his mother died and says he is sad to be kicked out of a community he considers home. Tracey Leong reports for the NBC4 News...

Enjoy a mochitsuki demonstration, thrill to Taiko drumming, and make Year of the Dragon crafts at the joyful event.

The traditional celebration, which includes music and activities, begins in the morning.

Photos with the festive fellow are a time-honored tradition.

The ethereal gathering features a daytime program and an evening observance; enjoy folklorico, ofrendas, and craft-making for kids.

Both events are complimentary, but be sure to book your spot at the block party.

Los Angeles will once again transform into a car-free sanctuary as CicLAvia returns in October with its “Heart of LA” event.