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Anzac Bridge gantry plan scaled back following outcry - Vimarsana News

Anzac Bridge gantry plan scaled back following outcry

The NSW government has warned any delay to the installation of new signs on the landmark bridge will result in further costs to taxpayers by year’s end.

Source: smh.com.au
3 LAPD Officers Shot In Lincoln Heights Under Guard - Vimarsana News

3 LAPD Officers Shot In Lincoln Heights Under Guard

  Law Enforcement News 3 LAPD Officers Shot In Lincoln Heights Under Guard Three Los Angeles police officers wounded during a shootout in Lincoln Heights last week remain under guard as they recover from their injuries. The Los Angeles Police Department said the officers are being guarded because the gunman, whom they identified as 32-year-old Jonathan Magaña, was a member of

Source: lapd.com
He tried to roll 5 pounds of meth through LAX. It didn't fly - Vimarsana News

He tried to roll 5 pounds of meth through LAX. It didn't fly

A Los Angeles man received a 12-year federal prison sentence Friday after he attempted to transport 5 pounds of methamphetamine through LAX last year.

Watch: Acclaimed Horror Short 'Cruise' - A Telemarketing Dark Satire - Vimarsana News

Watch: Acclaimed Horror Short 'Cruise' - A Telemarketing Dark Satire

"You and a friend or loved one are headed for two weeks of sun and sand with Aloha Voyages." Don't pick up the phone! You never know what might happen if you hang up on the sales person calling. Cruise is a hilariously twisted, dark satire short film from Canada, now available to watch online.

CSI partners give former convicts a second chance - Vimarsana News

CSI partners give former convicts a second chance

KOTA KINABALU: Former convicts who were given a second chance in life have proved themselves to be better people and have not reverted to their old ways.