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Costa Mesa taps out in fight with state over Fairview Center - Vimarsana News

Costa Mesa taps out in fight with state over Fairview Center

After visiting Sacramento this week, Costa Mesa city leaders acquiesced to the state’s plan to build a regional emergency operations center at the 114-acre former state hospital site.

Man runs into street after hearing horror crash and discovers victim is his own dad - Vimarsana News

Man runs into street after hearing horror crash and discovers victim is his own dad

John Stephens heard a loud noise outside his home in Bolton, Greater Manchester and ran out to find the man who lay dying was a member of his own family as two drivers have been jailed

Son relives moment he cradled his dying father in his arms after he was struck in hit and run by two racing drivers, the last of whom was finally jailed this week - Vimarsana News

Son relives moment he cradled his dying father in his arms after he was struck in hit and run by two racing drivers, the last of whom was finally jailed this week

59-year-old John Richardson was killed outside his son's house on September 20 2019 after Adam Ross, 30 and 23-year-old Daniel Salvin became involved in a race on the roads of Bolton.

Remington Ilion move latest blow in Mohawk Valley Rust Belt - Vimarsana News

Remington Ilion move latest blow in Mohawk Valley Rust Belt

By March, Remington Arms — a shell of its former self — will close doors and relocate to Georgia after 207 years in Ilion. Some 300 jobs will disappear from the region.

NY town loses 207-year-old Remington Arms factory to Ga. - Vimarsana News

NY town loses 207-year-old Remington Arms factory to Ga.

ILION (TNS) — Two hundred and seven years after it was started in this Herkimer Count village and two years after their new private equity owners said they weren't leaving,