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Time is running out on Connecticut's fare-free bus program. Some advocate a permanent solution – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

Time is running out on Connecticut's fare-free bus program. Some advocate a permanent solution – Hartford Courant

Due to federal restrictions, time is now running out on Connecticut's pause on bus fares, leaving lawmakers and transportation advocates scrambling to find a long-term solution.

Thousands Tune In for Public Hearing on Bill Proposing Overtime Restriction for Farm Workers - Vimarsana News

Thousands Tune In for Public Hearing on Bill Proposing Overtime Restriction for Farm Workers

Growers should not be able to just use up our lives, wrote one farmworker. We are not tools or cattle, we are human beings.

Source: kpq.com
Proposed bill would limit overtime pay for WA farmworkers - Vimarsana News

Proposed bill would limit overtime pay for WA farmworkers

Washington state lawmakers heard public testimony Thursday on a bill allowing employers to choose certain weeks when farmworkers could be exempt from overtime pay.

Source: king5.com
Hartford's Asylum Avenue traffic redesign comes amid national debate on how to improve safety on roadways – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

Hartford's Asylum Avenue traffic redesign comes amid national debate on how to improve safety on roadways – Hartford Courant

Redesign of Hartford's Asylum Avenue sparks controversy amid national debate on roadway safety.

Hispanic Federation, Hartford Foundation invest $500K in BIPOC-led nonprofits - Vimarsana News

Hispanic Federation, Hartford Foundation invest $500K in BIPOC-led nonprofits

The Hispanic Federation and the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving are joining forces to invest more than half a million dollars in local Latino, Black, Indigenous and Asian-led community-based organizations in 29 cities and towns in the Greater Hartford area.