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FOXNEWSW FOX And Friends June 30, 2020 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW FOX And Friends June 30, 2020

Good morning to all three of you. Another act of violence Seattle Police chief carmen best says the chop zone needs to end and needs to end immediately. Enough is enough here. The precinct while important to us whats much more important is that this neighborhood is not under siege and people not being victimized it. Is absolutely irresponsible for this to continue. Todd here is what set all this off. Witnesses say an suv plowed into the cop free zone early monday morning and started shooting. Members of the selfappointed Security Team then returned fire. The shootout killing a 16yearold and an...

Yakima to accelerate North First Street road project; council rejects Pride proclamation - Vimarsana News

Yakima to accelerate North First Street road project; council rejects Pride proclamation

The city will accelerate construction on North First Street under a plan presented Tuesday. The council rejected a Pride Month proclamation in a 5-2 vote.

Yakima Council discusses new Camp Hope lease and code enforcement - Vimarsana News

Yakima Council discusses new Camp Hope lease and code enforcement

Camp Hope’s lease is set to expire June 30. City Attorney Sara Watkins said the city is working to put together a new lease that will be presented in the

Letter: Is this City Council tone deaf or stone deaf? - Vimarsana News

Letter: Is this City Council tone deaf or stone deaf?

Is this council tone deaf or stone deaf?

Cottage Hill Place is one of several affordable housing projects on the horizon in Yakima - Vimarsana News

Cottage Hill Place is one of several affordable housing projects on the horizon in Yakima

Affordable housing efforts took another step forward when Yakima City Council voted to use just over $1.4 million in state grant funding to help build housing infrastructure at several sites