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Black Lives Matter 'delinquent' on financial disclosures, risks tax-exempt status, California AG warns: report - Vimarsana News

Black Lives Matter 'delinquent' on financial disclosures, risks tax-exempt status, California AG warns: report

Leaders of Black Lives Matter may be held personally liable for late fees after not properly filing financial disclosures with California.

California And Washington Demand Black Lives Matter Stop Fundraising Over Issues With Financial Transparency - Vimarsana News

California And Washington Demand Black Lives Matter Stop Fundraising Over Issues With Financial Transparency

Washington and California have both recently warned Black Lives Matter Global to stop accepting donations due to a lack of transparency in their financial accounting.

Electric Vehicles Charge Ahead in Statehouses - Vimarsana News

Electric Vehicles Charge Ahead in Statehouses

Across the country, legislatures in blue and red states are considering bills to bolster charging infrastructure, expand consumer incentives, electrify state fleets or mandate charging stations in new buildings.

California threatens to hold BLM's leaders personally liable over missing financial records - Vimarsana News

California threatens to hold BLM's leaders personally liable over missing financial records

The California Department of Justice has threatened to hold the leaders of Black Lives Matter personally liable if they fail to fork over information about the charity's $60 million bankroll

Portsmouth, NH OKs trust fund use for Community Campus purchase - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth, NH OKs trust fund use for Community Campus purchase

The Portsmouth City Council this week voted to authorize using more than $650,000 from city trusts to help purchase the 34-acre Community Campus property and grounds.