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Inaugural World Glaucoma Awareness Week 2024 commences at Trust Specialist Hospital - Vimarsana News

Inaugural World Glaucoma Awareness Week 2024 commences at Trust Specialist Hospital

The inaugural World Glaucoma Awareness Week was launched by The Trust Specialist Hospital on March 11, 2024, at the hospital's conference room. The event began a series of activities aimed at raising awareness of the medical condition.

Female found dead in church parking lot - Vimarsana News

Female found dead in church parking lot

A female body was confirmed by officials from the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office to be found dead in the parking lot of Twin Cities Church located at 11726 Rough and

Imperial County counts homeless in annual Point-in-Time Count - Vimarsana News

Imperial County counts homeless in annual Point-in-Time Count

IMPERIAL COUNTY – A homeless woman walked toward a car of a passerby, as her partner and their dog became alert. Another homeless man walked slowly through the parking lot

Santa Clarita Residents Encouraged To Participate In Survey For Housing, Community Development Needs - Vimarsana News

Santa Clarita Residents Encouraged To Participate In Survey For Housing, Community Development Needs

Each year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development provides the City of Santa Clarita with Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding to help meet the needs of low- and moderate-income residents in the community.

Vallejo denied funds to help fight organized theft - Vimarsana News

Vallejo denied funds to help fight organized theft

The City of Vallejo’s submission request for the Organized Retail Theft Grant program was denied earlier this week due to what the state says were funding errors by the city, according to a letter sent to the city’s Administrative Analyst, Sidney Wilson. Gov. Newsom announced earlier this week that the state made the largest-ever investment to combat organized retail crime — sending over $267 million to 55 cities and counties across the state to hire more police, make more arrests and secure more felony charges against suspects. The funding is part of the Governor’s Real Pu...