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Backers of California homeless camp ban cite San Diego law - Vimarsana News

Backers of California homeless camp ban cite San Diego law

Politicians pushing to make homeless encampments illegal across wide swaths of California point to one city as proof it will work.

Source: abc10.com
Report: 6-in-10 New Voters Register Unaffiliated in States that Suppress Independent Voters - Vimarsana News

Report: 6-in-10 New Voters Register Unaffiliated in States that Suppress Independent Voters

Mounting research continues to show the real truth behind independent voter suppression in several states across the US.

Source: ivn.us
VA Medical Centers Vulnerable To Extreme Weather As Climate Warms - Vimarsana News

VA Medical Centers Vulnerable To Extreme Weather As Climate Warms

A Department of Veterans Affairs report identified hospitals in Kansas, Oklahoma, Arizona and Florida as most at risk for climate change-driven storms, flooding, wildfires and extreme temperatures that could damage facilities, cut staffing and hinder access to care.

Our own worst enemies - Vimarsana News

Our own worst enemies

If you wonder why there is so much hostility towards Jews and Israel on campus, look no further than the professors who teach already ignorant students that facts don’t matter,

Calls to 911 for assaults, suicides and overdoses at Los Angeles' tiny home communities for the homeless overwhelm emergency services - Vimarsana News

Calls to 911 for assaults, suicides and overdoses at Los Angeles' tiny home communities for the homeless overwhelm emergency services

LA tiny home homeless villages are over-producing 911 calls as residents struggle with mental health and addiction at their city-funded mini houses.