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How last month's flooding is impacting voting - Vimarsana News

How last month's flooding is impacting voting

A local community organization that helps mobilize voters is facing added challenges after last month’s flooding. In other news, dozens of students from San Diego Unified high schools have just accepted a challenge to find solutions to critical problems in their communities. Plus, giant pandas could be back at the San Diego Zoo this summer.

Source: kpbs.org
Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles and SoCal: Feb. 5 - 8 - Vimarsana News

Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles and SoCal: Feb. 5 - 8

Events and experience in Los Angeles and greater Souther California in early February.

Source: laist.com
Custom Spike Lee Air Jordans show up in homeless shelter bin - Vimarsana News

Custom Spike Lee Air Jordans show up in homeless shelter bin

A pair of custom Air Jordans like the ones Spike Lee wore on Oscar night in 2019 are up for sale. The rare sneakers surfaced in a homeless-shelter donation bin.

How The Egyptian Theater Helped Establish Hollywood - Vimarsana News

How The Egyptian Theater Helped Establish Hollywood

Now that it has been officially renovated and reopened, How to LA looks at the splash the theater's making now and back in 1922 when it first opened its movie palace doors.

Source: laist.com
Today's Headlines: Can public schools legally 'out' trans students to their parents? - Vimarsana News

Today's Headlines: Can public schools legally 'out' trans students to their parents?

California's Democratic leaders contend students have clear-cut rights to privacy, even from their parents, when it comes to gender identity. But experts say the legal realities are more nuanced.