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Westside group sues LA over Midvale Avenue homeless housing project - Vimarsana News

Westside group sues LA over Midvale Avenue homeless housing project

A Westside nonprofit group sued the city of Los Angeles this week over a 33-bed homeless housing facility, arguing city officials failed to study the environmental effects of the project

Pearl Harbor: A look back on 82nd anniversary of attack - Vimarsana News

Pearl Harbor: A look back on 82nd anniversary of attack

On the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, lasted about 90 minutes, killing 2,333 American military personnel and wounding 1,139.

Intruders 'weaseled' through walls and shattered doors to break into SoCal businesses - Vimarsana News

Intruders 'weaseled' through walls and shattered doors to break into SoCal businesses

Multiple Juice It Up! locations across San Bernardino County were reportedly broken into last weekend, the latest in a monthlong string of incidents targeting the smoothie franchise. Recent intruders have

Bass says LA has put 21,000 homeless people into interim housing. Here's what that means - Vimarsana News

Bass says LA has put 21,000 homeless people into interim housing. Here's what that means

Over the past year, Los Angeles city and county agencies have moved more than 21,000 unhoused Angelenos into interim housing — motel rooms, shelter beds, tiny home villages and an

Pearl Harbor: A look back on 82nd anniversary of attack - Vimarsana News

Pearl Harbor: A look back on 82nd anniversary of attack

On the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, lasted about 90 minutes, killing 2,333 American military personnel and wounding 1,139.