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Martin Short reveals he doesn't believe in 'bucket lists' - Vimarsana News

Martin Short reveals he doesn't believe in 'bucket lists'

Martin Short was named the latest celebrity Mayor of Funner, California this week, where he revealed he no longer believes in 'bucket lists.'

For decades, tribes have helped San Diego County on emergency calls. Now, the two are butting heads over sovereign immunity. - Vimarsana News

For decades, tribes have helped San Diego County on emergency calls. Now, the two are butting heads over sovereign immunity.

For decades, tribal fire departments have responded to fires or accidents off their reservations under a mutual aid agreement with the county. But last month, the county notified the tribes that it was going to terminate those agreements and replace them with one that would require the tribes to relinguish some of their sovereign immunity by removing limits to their legal liability.

San Diego CA County Fire Department Wants Tribal Fire Departments to Give up Sovereign Immunity - Vimarsana News

San Diego CA County Fire Department Wants Tribal Fire Departments to Give up Sovereign Immunity

Rincon Tribal Fire Chief Chip Duncan said he doesn't understand San Dieg0 County's strict request.

San Diego remembers 9/11 with events across the county - Vimarsana News

San Diego remembers 9/11 with events across the county

A variety of events are happening across San Diego County to remember the 9/11 attacks, including memorial services, stair climbs and a film screening

Opinion: Native people must be protected from trafficking - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Native people must be protected from trafficking - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Today, California is ranked fifth in the nation for missing and murdered Native American cases.