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Urban Corps is building tiny homes to house big dreams - Vimarsana News

Urban Corps is building tiny homes to house big dreams

San Diego Urban Corps is seeing homeowners willing to place a tiny home to help a student in need.

Source: cbs8.com
Just Who Is Eric DuVall, President of the OB Historical Society? - Vimarsana News

Just Who Is Eric DuVall, President of the OB Historical Society?

Eric DuVall, the president of the Ocean Beach Historical Society, agreed to an "email interview" with the Rag. Eric emerged out of the volunteer ranks of the Society a few years ago to take hold of the leadership baton of one of the most respected and favored organizations in the community. So, just who is…

Source: obrag.org
Illegal cannabis sellers siphoning legal business: lawsuit - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Illegal cannabis sellers siphoning legal business: lawsuit - The San Diego Union-Tribune

At the heart of the lawsuit is a dispute over language in the most recent U.S. farm bill — and ultimately over whether certain drugs are illegal

Loud Fridge actor making her company directing debut with locally written 'Zach' - Vimarsana News

Loud Fridge actor making her company directing debut with locally written 'Zach'

Recent SDSU grad Amira Temple feels honored to direct this Christian St. Croix play about personal and race dynamics at a Southern California high school

Opinion: Resource awareness can help end domestic violence - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Resource awareness can help end domestic violence - The San Diego Union-Tribune

In San Diego County, 8,554 domestic violence incidents were reported in the first half of 2022. These are only the cases that are reported.