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New York City sues bus companies that Texas hired to transport migrants - Vimarsana News

New York City sues bus companies that Texas hired to transport migrants

New York City filed a lawsuit on Thursday against 17 bus and transportation companies that have contracted with Texas to take thousands of migrants to the city as part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s immigration policies.

Source: yahoo.com
DWP board members held private contract talks with vendor, prompting ethics questions - Vimarsana News

DWP board members held private contract talks with vendor, prompting ethics questions

L.A. city commissioners are barred from privately discussing contracts that they will be later voting on. Two DWP commissioners spoke privately with a vendor but deny breaking any rules.

Source: yahoo.com
DWP board members held private contract talks with vendor - Vimarsana News

DWP board members held private contract talks with vendor

L.A. city commissioners are barred from privately discussing contracts that they will be later voting on. Two DWP commissioners spoke privately with a vendor but deny breaking any rules.

Houston, Texas bus companies sued by New York over migrants - Vimarsana News

Houston, Texas bus companies sued by New York over migrants

New York City filed a lawsuit on Thursday against 17 bus and transportation companies that have contracted with Texas to take thousands of migrants to the city.

Source: khou.com
Brooklyn Bridge vendors gone, but the anger and foot traffic congestion remains - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Bridge vendors gone, but the anger and foot traffic congestion remains

The city's ban on vendors along the Brooklyn Bridge walkway on the Manhattan side took effect Wednesday without major incident.

Source: amny.com