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IRS pledges to reduce bias in audits of Black taxpayers - Vimarsana News

IRS pledges to reduce bias in audits of Black taxpayers

Internal Revenue Service commissioner Daniel Werfel is promising to fix a problem with the IRS's methods of selecting taxpayers for tax examinations that seems to increase the likelihood of Black taxpayers being audited.

How Much Tree Cover Is in Your Seattle Neighborhood? - Vimarsana News

How Much Tree Cover Is in Your Seattle Neighborhood?

As Seattle summers warm, neighborhoods in South Seattle where there are fewer trees are whole degrees hotter than their northern neighbors.

The Census Faces Privacy Concerns - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

The Census Faces Privacy Concerns - The New York Times

Technology advances forced the Census Bureau to use sweeping measures to ensure privacy for respondents. The ensuing debate goes to the heart of what a census is.

City Alert: Fairfield seeks help in drawing district lines with new census data - Vimarsana News

City Alert: Fairfield seeks help in drawing district lines with new census data

Local governments use new census data every ten years to redraw district lines which reflect changes in populations. We ask the community's help to plan, draw, and re-divide new City districts. The next public hearing is on Tuesday, November 16, 2021 at the City Council meeting at 6 p.m. Our p

Iowa to use ARPA funds to supplement broadband expansion - Vimarsana News

Iowa to use ARPA funds to supplement broadband expansion

While broadband providers will receive received Iowa grants for recently announced expansion projects, the state will use federal American Rescue Plan Act federal funds to meet remaining demand, Gov. Kim Reynolds said Sept. 14.