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Arts & Culture Newsletter: Irreverent '80s-era San Diego rocker Mojo Nixon the subject of new documentary - Vimarsana News

Arts & Culture Newsletter: Irreverent '80s-era San Diego rocker Mojo Nixon the subject of new documentary

This week, San Diego Asian Film Fest, dancer Keomi Tarver, guitarist Mike Keneally, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and more

EPA follows California on emission limits - Vimarsana News

EPA follows California on emission limits

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed standards that could require electric vehicles to account for two-thirds of new car sales in the U.S. by 2032. Local experts said these goals are more ambitious than California’s current plan to reduce carbon emissions from cars and trucks. Then, former San Diego congressman Duncan Hunter is facing renewed scrutiny over his actions while serving in Iraq in 2004. Plus, tax deadlines have been extended, but local nonprofits are encouraging low-income families to seek free tax assistance now.

Source: kpbs.org
Drug traffickers are using U.S. mail to send fentanyl, opioids - Vimarsana News

Drug traffickers are using U.S. mail to send fentanyl, opioids

10 Investigates found that drug traffickers are using the U.S. Postal Service to transport fentanyl and other opioids to the U.S. as fentanyl deaths increase.

Source: wtsp.com
Excited Delirium syndrome and police custody deaths - Vimarsana News

Excited Delirium syndrome and police custody deaths

One doctor has testified more than 100 times on behalf of police officers and municipalities on excited delirium.

Source: cbs8.com
The Industrial Empire - UCSD Guardian - Vimarsana News

The Industrial Empire - UCSD Guardian

A Southern California Valley has ended up as an industry center, leaving residents to suffer the consequences.