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CARB settles with American Honda Motor Corp., Inc. for nearly $8 million for violations of small off-road engine air quality regulations - Vimarsana News

CARB settles with American Honda Motor Corp., Inc. for nearly $8 million for violations of small off-road engine air quality regulations

SACRAMENTO – The California Air Resources Board (CARB) reached a settlement agreement with American Honda Motor Corp., Inc. (Honda) of Torrance for $7.9 million for violations of CARB’s small off-road engine (SORE) air quality regulations. This is the third SORE enforcement action against Honda in the past four years.

Source: ca.gov
Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts awards $400,000 to organizations during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts awards $400,000 to organizations during pandemic

Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts awards $400,000 to organizations during pandemic José Clemente Orozco-Farias, Fauna Mirrors Murals, 2017. Photo by: Nico Young. © Museum of Jurassic Technology. LOS ANGELES, CA .-The Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts announced today the eighteen recipients of its first Organizational Support Grants. For 2021, this new initiative replaces the organization’s Artist Project Grants in order to address the immediate needs of Los Angeles arts organizations contending with the devastating effects of COVID-19. These grants provide unrestricted funding of up to...

2021 Mike Kelley Foundation awards have COVID-19 relief in mind - Vimarsana News

2021 Mike Kelley Foundation awards have COVID-19 relief in mind

There is no vaccine for arts organizations struggling to survive 11 months into a debilitating pandemic, but the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts is offering what it hopes will be an injection of relief. The foundation, which for the last five years has awarded artist project grants to local organizations, announces Thursday that it is pivoting for 2021. It will instead award $400,000 in organizational support grants to help L.A. County arts groups stay afloat during this time of unprecedented economic hardship, when most arts organizations have been shuttered for nearly a year. “These o...