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Cebu Pacific called out for consumer plaints - Vimarsana News

Cebu Pacific called out for consumer plaints

An opposition lawmaker urged the House of Representatives to hold its own investigation into public consumer complaints against Cebu Pacific

California Might Require All New EVs to be 'Bidirectional Capable' by 2027 - Vimarsana News

California Might Require All New EVs to be 'Bidirectional Capable' by 2027

Requiring bidirectional charging capability aims to contribute to California's standards and green efforts.

California stocks 2 million abortion pills after Texas ruling - Vimarsana News

California stocks 2 million abortion pills after Texas ruling

A federal judge in Texas ruled Friday to block the FDA’s approval of Mifepristone, an abortion pill

Source: abc10.com
Attorney General Bonta, Senator Dodd, Senator Skinner Introduce Bill Prohibiting Hidden Fees in California - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Bonta, Senator Dodd, Senator Skinner Introduce Bill Prohibiting Hidden Fees in California

OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today, with Senator Bill Dodd and Senator Nancy Skinner, introduced Senate Bill 478 (SB 478), landmark legislation seeking to prohibit in California the practice of hiding mandatory fees. The use of hidden fees and junk fees is a deceptive advertising practice in which a seller uses an artificially low headline price to attract a

Source: ca.gov
Manila among top 10 cities with worst traffic in the world —report - Vimarsana News

Manila among top 10 cities with worst traffic in the world —report

Manila ranked high in the traffic index that measured traffic congestion in 389 cities in 56 countries.  On average, it took 27 minutes for Filipinos to