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The comic book depicts specific incidents that had allegedly plagued Third Planet Sci-Fi Superstore for years.
When a Houston comic book shop sued the hotel next door for negligence, it did so in perhaps the most fitting way possible: with a 13-page graphic novel, officially filed in Harris County District Court last Wednesday.
T.J. Johnson, owner of Third Planet Sci-Fi Superstore, filed the lawsuit against the comic store’s neighbor, Crowne Plaza River Oaks, in February, for negligence, nuisance and trespass, alleging that the hotel allowed guests to throw “all manner of items” off of the building’s balconies, including plates, luggage racks, and ladders all of which caused damage to the shop’s roof, the owner said.
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Save Our Seniors Network invites concerned individuals to sign letters to their California state senator to approve AB 279 at the following locations:
Saturday, July 3, from 12 to 5 p.m. at Frances Hashimoto Plaza in Little Tokyo, 50 yards south of the Second Street traffic light between San Pedro Street and Central Avenue
Sunday, July 4, from 1130 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Faith United Methodist Church, 2115 W. 182nd St. (at Van Ness) in Torrance
The purpose of the bill is to stop the evictions at Sakura Intermediate Care Facility in Boyle Heights. Pacifica Companies, which acquired the ICF from Keiro five years ago, plans to turn the site into market-rate housing. For more information: https://saveourseniors.network
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Doubling down on downtown San Diego, Kilroy Realty will pick up its second full-city block in Little Italy, paying $42 million to buy 2045 Pacific Highway where it plans to erect another office building across from its first full-block project in the neighborhood, 2100 Kettner.
The publicly traded real estate investment trust announced last week that it is in escrow on the site, which is just a surface parking lot away from San Diego Bay. The developer plans to convert the 1.3-acre lot, currently home to a Mobil gas station, into another marquee offering, this time building 275,000 square feet of tech-friendly office space in a five- or six-story tower with panoramic views.