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U.S. Congressman Vasquez hears from officials as high border crossings continue - Vimarsana News

U.S. Congressman Vasquez hears from officials as high border crossings continue

Democratic U.S. Congressman Gabe Vasquez (NM-2), whose district extends to the border, held a virtual listening session on Oct. 13 with officials from law enforcement, a nonprofit that helps migrants, and local officials working on border trade and industry.

Rep. Vasquez talks about new razor fence installed by Gov. Greg Abbott - Vimarsana News

Rep. Vasquez talks about new razor fence installed by Gov. Greg Abbott

"At the state level, we have seen that some of Gov. Abbott's actions that he has taken have been without consultation,” Rep. Gabe Vasquez said.

Source: koat.com
Long Beach OKs $2.5 million to extend bike ride share program - Vimarsana News

Long Beach OKs $2.5 million to extend bike ride share program

Launched in 2016, the bike share program allows residents and tourists to pickup bicycles for rent from 112 storage hubs located across the city to travel short distances and return them to the self-service racks.

Cherokee, Tulsa County residents plead guilty to firearms offenses - Vimarsana News

Cherokee, Tulsa County residents plead guilty to firearms offenses

MUSKOGEE – The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that several Cherokee and Tulsa County residents entered guilty pleas to federal firearms charges.

Cherokee, Tulsa County residents plead guilty to firearms offenses - Vimarsana News

Cherokee, Tulsa County residents plead guilty to firearms offenses

MUSKOGEE – The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that several Cherokee and Tulsa County residents entered guilty pleas to federal firearms charges.