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Will this rain ever stop? New storms make their way across California - Vimarsana News

Will this rain ever stop? New storms make their way across California

Yet another deluge is headed for the state.

'L.A. Times' Investigates California's Marijuana Legalization Disaster - Vimarsana News

'L.A. Times' Investigates California's Marijuana Legalization Disaster

An emphasis on corruption and enforcement downplays the very real influence of regulation and taxes on California's booming black market.

Source: reason.com
3 Of 4 Suspects In San Pedro Park Shooting Released As D.A.'s Office Requests Further Investigation | LAPPL - Vimarsana News

3 Of 4 Suspects In San Pedro Park Shooting Released As D.A.'s Office Requests Further Investigation | LAPPL

Good Morning. Good Morning. Join us on Monday, October 3rd for the 39th Annual Chief Daryl F. Gates Golf Tournament at Porter Valley Country Club in Northridge. Registration is $150 per person and proceeds will go towards benefitting the Officer Needs Help Fund. Click here for more information.

Source: lapd.com
Illegal pot shops are thriving in plain sight - Vimarsana News

Illegal pot shops are thriving in plain sight

A look inside the cannabis industry in L.A., where licensed shops are sometimes struggling to stay afloat as illegal dispensaries boom in plain sight.

Gascón appeals order that knocked down prior strikes directive to California Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Gascón appeals order that knocked down prior strikes directive to California Supreme Court

Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. George Gascón has asked the California Supreme Court to review the decisions by a trial and an appellate court to knock down one of his most controversial policies: an order barring his prosecutors from seeking harsher punishment for repeat offenders.

Source: aol.com