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Newsom says illegal behavior at UCLA should be held accountable - Vimarsana News

Newsom says illegal behavior at UCLA should be held accountable

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says anyone who engaged in illegal behavior on the UCLA campus should be held accountable.

Source: abc10.com
Community Blood Bank's May donors entered to win kayaks - Vimarsana News

Community Blood Bank's May donors entered to win kayaks

ERIE – Community Blood Bank (CBB), provider of blood and blood products to 16 local hospitals and Stat MedEvacs in northwestern Pennsylvania and Western New York, invites community members to

LIVE UPDATES: 34 people arrested at UW-Madison protests, 4 booked into Dane County Jail - Vimarsana News

LIVE UPDATES: 34 people arrested at UW-Madison protests, 4 booked into Dane County Jail

MADISON, Wis. -- Law enforcement from multiple agencies took down tents at the protest site on the campus of the University of Wisconsin Wednesday morning.

The Latest | 4 officers injured removing protesters at University of Wisconsin in Madison - Vimarsana News

The Latest | 4 officers injured removing protesters at University of Wisconsin in Madison

More than 100 people, most identifying themselves as Columbia University faculty and staff, marched and chanted near the school’s campus in New York. They marched Wednesday on the eastern side

The Latest | More than 100 march near Columbia University campus - Vimarsana News

The Latest | More than 100 march near Columbia University campus

Announcements broadcasted on the University of California, Los Angeles campus have told demonstrators to disperse or they would be arrested and face a misdemeanor charge. The protesters largely stayed in