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Marine Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui of Norco among those killed in Kabul airport bombing - Vimarsana News

Marine Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui of Norco among those killed in Kabul airport bombing

Lance Cpl. Kareem Mae'Lee Grant Nikoui graduated from Norco High in 2019. He was among Marines securing a gate at the Kabul airport when a bomb was set off.

Arcadia County Park hosts 1,000 American flags as part of Memorial Day fundraiser; other holiday events planned across SoCal - Vimarsana News

Arcadia County Park hosts 1,000 American flags as part of Memorial Day fundraiser; other holiday events planned across SoCal

Arcadia County Park and other Southern California locations are planning fundraisers and events to commemorate Memorial Day.

Source: abc7.com
Anonymous Threat Prompts Search at Arcadia High School; No Danger Found - Vimarsana News

Anonymous Threat Prompts Search at Arcadia High School; No Danger Found

An anonymous threat prompted a police search of Arcadia High School today and the cancellation of campus activities, but nothing suspicious was found.

Source: iheart.com
California's 'pay-to learn' summer schools sued - Vimarsana News

California's 'pay-to learn' summer schools sued

Across California private educational foundations, which exist to support school districts, offer summer school for a fee. This week the pro bono law firm Public Counsel filed suit against the state, saying the programs are illegal "pay to learn" schemes.

California public schools allow 'pay to learn' summer courses at high prices. Is it legal? - Vimarsana News

California public schools allow 'pay to learn' summer courses at high prices. Is it legal?

Across California private educational foundations, which exist to support school districts, offer summer school for a fee. This week the pro bono law firm Public Counsel filed suit against the state, saying the programs are illegal "pay to learn" schemes.

Source: aol.com