Western Pacific International Inc

The owners of a 265-room hotel where city and county inspectors reportedly found cockroaches, broken toilets, chained-up fire escapes and backed-up sewage pleaded not guilty Thursday to a variety of code violation charges. Western Pacific International Inc. and executives Junn Hsiong Hsiao, 56, of Palos Verdes Estates and Song Lieng Lee, 44, of Hacienda Heights are charged with 30 misdemeanor counts of health, fire and building code violations at the Pacific Grand Hotel, 416 S. Spring St.

The owners of the 265-room Pacific Grand Hotel, where city and county inspectors reportedly found numerous cockroaches, broken toilets, locked fire escapes and backed-up sewage, have had their arraignment on slumlord charges postponed until Oct. 29. Western Pacific International Inc. and executives Junn Hsiong Hsiao, 56, of Palos Verdes Estates and Song Lieng Lee, 44, of Hacienda Heights are charged with 30 misdemeanor counts of health, fire and building code violations at the hotel at 416 S.

The owners of a 265-room hotel where city and county inspectors have reportedly found cockroaches, broken toilets, chained-up fire escapes and backed-up sewage will respond to slumlord charges in Los Angeles Municipal Court on Thursday. Junn Hsiong Hsiao, 56, of Palos Verdes Estates, and Song Lieng Lee, 44, of Hacienda Heights, named as executives of Western Pacific International Inc.

A Hollywood Hills man with a five-year history of slumlord convictions at three Downtown apartment buildings was sentenced to 45 days in jail last week after pleading no contest to the latest charges. And in another case, the owners of the Grand Pacific Hotel have been ordered to pay $15,049 in fines, costs and charitable contributions after pleading no contest to slumlord charges.