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Victor Valley municipalities will get millions of dollars in grant funding from the California Department of Parks and Recreation.

Victorville creates program to help residents impacted by COVID with paying past-due utility bills Victorville Daily Press Victorville residents who are behind on their utility bills due to the coronavirus pandemic may qualify for a new city program that officials say will wipe clean amounts that are past due. The Utility Bill Assistance Program — which officially started Tuesday — is for city residential or commercial customers in arrears on their water, sanitation, storm drain and house...

Victorville City Council approves contract to finalize Wellness Center construction plans Victorville Daily Press The Victorville City Council has signed off on a contract to finalize design and construction plans for the High Deserts largest homeless shelter, a move officials say will make the project more competitive for state and federal grants.   The City Council approved the $461,550 contract Tuesday with CMC Architects and Engineers to finish work for the proposed Wellness and Recupe...

Victorville Council approves $300K grant for homeless shelter, but major funding uncertain Victorville Daily Press The Victorville City Council has approved a land purchase and a $300,000 grant for the largest homeless shelter in the High Desert, but a construction date and a major funding source for the project remain uncertain. During its regular meeting on Tuesday, the City Council authorized an agreement with the San Bernardino County Flood Control District for $70,000, which allows V...

Media influencers are not disclosing that these are ads. >> including celinas coca-cola posts. it only included the word ad after a complaint said it isolated ftc rules. >> can the ftc even enforce the rules? >> to date, the ftc has only brought four actions against companies that have violated these social media influencer rules. and thats four out of thousands that are occurring each and every day. >> leaving consumers to decide for themselves whether or not theyre under the influence. jolene ...