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They just dont work, so why are you spending this money on something that doesnt work . Then half a year after chie armstrongs firing, the search for oaklands new top cop heats up. And why bart is on the fron lines of the fentanyl crisis as the number of overdoses on boar continue to rise. Good evening, im brian hackney. And im andrea nakano. Oakland is trying to crack down on crime. Governor newsom announcing hell be sending chp officers to help. On top of that, the city is trying to install automated license plate readers. The governor announced the state will give oakland 1. Million to buy ...

SJ's McLaurin wins Dixie Electric art contest | Free News - Vimarsana News

SJ's McLaurin wins Dixie Electric art contest | Free News

Brylee McLaurin, a seventh-grade student from South Jones High School, was chosen as the winner of Dixie Electric’s 2024 Student Art Contest.

Judge awards Richmond condo presale buyers $13.1 million - Vimarsana News

Judge awards Richmond condo presale buyers $13.1 million

The case centred around two clauses in the pre-sale contract.

B.C. developer ordered to pay pre-sale condo buyers $13M for breach of contract - Vimarsana News

B.C. developer ordered to pay pre-sale condo buyers $13M for breach of contract

The development company behind a B.C. condo project has been ordered to pay more than $13 million in damages to dozens of people who made pre-sale purchases that never came to fruition.

Developer ordered to pay $13 million over cancelled contracts - Vimarsana News

Developer ordered to pay $13 million over cancelled contracts

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered a Richmond developer to pay more than $13 million for cancelling deals with more than 30 would-be condo buyers and then selling the units to other people for higher prices.

Source: cbc.ca