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The '12 Days of Shrimp' Begin at San Pedro Fish Market - Vimarsana News

The '12 Days of Shrimp' Begin at San Pedro Fish Market

You might win the restaurant's World Famous Shrimp Tray, but other goodies are up for grabs.

California BLM supporter accused of driving into crowd had her rights violated during hearing, judge rules - Vimarsana News

California BLM supporter accused of driving into crowd had her rights violated during hearing, judge rules

A California supporter of Black Lives Matter had her constitutional rights violated at a recent hearing over whether she should face trial on accusations that she deliberately drove into a crowd of counterprotesters in September 2020, a judge ruled Friday, according to a report.

58,900 Containers Are Now Paying A Rising $100 Penalty In LA, Long Beach - Vimarsana News

58,900 Containers Are Now Paying A Rising $100 Penalty In LA, Long Beach

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Local artists to cover utility boxes in Long Beach's Washington neighborhood • the Hi-lo - Vimarsana News

Local artists to cover utility boxes in Long Beach's Washington neighborhood • the Hi-lo

The project, "Together We Make Change," led by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles and the Arts Council for Long Beach, features four local artists living or working in Long Beach who are painting five boxes in the Washington neighborhood aimed to inspire local residents to engage in the community.

Source: lbpost.com
OCC experts address Southern California oil spill - Vimarsana News

OCC experts address Southern California oil spill

As the Orange County oil spill prompts clean up efforts all along the region’s coast, members of Orange Coast College’s Marine and Environmental Science Departments shared their expertise on the