000 people of Japanese ancestry living in the West Coast — most of whom were American citizens — were evicted from their homes and sent to guarded military camps.

Terminal Island is a special place that was once the beloved home to as many as 3.The meeting on June 5 was to present a nomination for a vote by the CHC for the two buildings located at 700-702 and 712-716 Tuna St.

I would like to support the proposed recommendations as the City Council declared the Terminal Island groups Tuna Street buildings a historic-cultural monument.the National Trust for Historic Preservations 2025 listed the buildings as one of Americas 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.Photos courtesy of Terminal Islanders AssociationFrom left: Tim Yamamoto; Andrew Salimian of L.

District 15 City Councilmember Tim McOskers office.filled with many cherished and nostalgic memories.

The nomination will now move on to the Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee of the City Council before the final vote by the full City Council.

Commissioner President Barry Milofsky.queen candidates will take to the stage to showcase their wit.

The tradition of the queen program dates back to 1935.With the 2025 festival theme of Kansha (Gratitude).

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