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Westchester lawmaker tracks down constituents owed money by NY state following Turn To Tara report - Vimarsana News

Westchester lawmaker tracks down constituents owed money by NY state following Turn To Tara report

Westchester County Legislator David Imamura said one lucky resident received the surprise of his life - he was owed $70,000. Another one was owed $8,000.

Source: news12.com
Turn to Tara team looks at new domestic violence laws implemented across tri-state following NJ murder-suicide - Vimarsana News

Turn to Tara team looks at new domestic violence laws implemented across tri-state following NJ murder-suicide

Tragedy struck a Salem County, New Jersey apartment complex on Feb. 5, 2020, when police found a woman and her two children stabbed to death. Years later, questions still remain - namely whether their deaths could have been prevented.

Source: news12.com
Mount Pleasant pays GOP powerhouse attorney $1,375/hour in voting rights case defense - Vimarsana News

Mount Pleasant pays GOP powerhouse attorney $1,375/hour in voting rights case defense

The town of Mount Pleasant has hired Mark Braden, the former chief counsel to the Republican National Committee, to defend it in a voting rights case.

Source: yahoo.com
Hispanics seek change in Mount Pleasant at-large voting system under new state law - Vimarsana News

Hispanics seek change in Mount Pleasant at-large voting system under new state law

Mount Pleasant Hispanics have filed the first lawsuit under New York's John L. Lewis Voting Rights Act, which became law in 2022.

Source: yahoo.com
In first NY Voting Rights Act suit, Hispanic voters sue Hudson Valley town for diluting their votes - Vimarsana News

In first NY Voting Rights Act suit, Hispanic voters sue Hudson Valley town for diluting their votes

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