Activists seek to secure Japanese immigrants' 'sacred' land

The words “Jesus Lives” are emblazoned across a dilapidated unoccupied structure on the busy intersection of Warner Avenue and Nichols Lane in this Orange County city south of Los Angeles. The building’s windows are boarded up. Varying shades of white and unmatched paint cover graffiti and highlight cracks in the…

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