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Soon, jaywalking will no longer be a crime in California - Vimarsana News

Soon, jaywalking will no longer be a crime in California

Supporters of decriminalization say the laws have disproportionately targeted people based on race and economic status

The tireless workers who serve California's homeless population need support, too | Our Sections - Vimarsana News

The tireless workers who serve California's homeless population need support, too | Our Sections

Service providers experience high turnover, making it harder to maintain relationships that may convince someone to accept services or shelter

How can it take the better part of a decade to approve a single housing project? - Vimarsana News

How can it take the better part of a decade to approve a single housing project?

San Francisco voters want more affordable housing built faster, and on Nov. 8 they will have the opportunity to make that happen by passing the Affordable Homes Now ballot initiative.

Explore the HQ of China's cultural 'seed bank' - Vimarsana News

Explore the HQ of China's cultural 'seed bank'

Publications and cultural articles preserve and transmit traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing and testifying to the splendor of Chinese civilization since its ancient beginnings. As one of the first visitors, the Global Times on Thursday visited the Beijing headquarters of the National Archives of Publications and Culture, which encompasses in its vast collection millions of items that have witnessed China's ancient and modern eras.

California's schools begin later start times - Vimarsana News

California's schools begin later start times

As school bells across the state ring at a different time than usual this year for middle and high school students due to a new law mandating later start times,