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Council sets policy for private street ownership transfer - Vimarsana News

Council sets policy for private street ownership transfer

Homeowners asking the City of Sequim to convert their private street to become publicly owned must follow new policy guidelines approved by city councilors before their proposals can be considered.

Salida City Council Approves Energy Action Plan, Firehouse Design Change at July 5 Meeting - by Elliot Jackson - Vimarsana News

Salida City Council Approves Energy Action Plan, Firehouse Design Change at July 5 Meeting - by Elliot Jackson

The Salida City Council (SCC) held a combined work session and regular meeting on Wednesday July 5, because of the Fourth of July holiday. At their work

Salida City Council to Hold Joint Work Session and Regular Meeting on July 5 - by Elliot Jackson - Vimarsana News

Salida City Council to Hold Joint Work Session and Regular Meeting on July 5 - by Elliot Jackson

The Salida City Council (SCC) is holding a joint work session and regular meeting tonight, Wednesday July 5, starting at 5:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at

Fourth of July celebrations scheduled in Yuba-Sutter - Vimarsana News

Fourth of July celebrations scheduled in Yuba-Sutter

As the nation celebrates its independence Tuesday, the following is a rundown of some of the Fourth of July activities slated to take place in the Yuba-Sutter area.

Habibi Cafe allegedly moves, continues operations after permit violation closure - Vimarsana News

Habibi Cafe allegedly moves, continues operations after permit violation closure

Habibi Cafe, a Middle Eastern restaurant and hookah bar in Westwood Village, was ordered to close June 5 by the Los Angeles City Council because of several permit violations.