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State Treasurer warns Nevadans about unclaimed property text message scam - Vimarsana News

State Treasurer warns Nevadans about unclaimed property text message scam

The Nevada State Treasurer’s Office is asking Nevadans to ignore and delete any text messages received from unknown sources indicating the State Treasurer’s Office is holding their unclaimed property.

California spent $40 million on an opioid awareness campaign. Fentanyl is still killing nearly 20 people a day. - Vimarsana News

California spent $40 million on an opioid awareness campaign. Fentanyl is still killing nearly 20 people a day.

Was there a better way to spend $40 million?

California spent $40 million on an opioid awareness campaign. Fentanyl is still killing nearly 20 people a day - Vimarsana News

California spent $40 million on an opioid awareness campaign. Fentanyl is still killing nearly 20 people a day

Frustrated over floundering fentanyl legislation, state lawmakers say the money could have been better spent. Many of them didn't know the Choose Change California campaign existed until they were informed by the Bay Area News Group.

Market may continue trading negatively this week: experts - Vimarsana News

Market may continue trading negatively this week: experts

The country’s stock market was under selling pressure in the last trading sessions, following less positive developments in the global stock markets, as well as exchange rate issues in the domestic market. 

Is California's $40 million opioid awareness campaign making an impact? - Vimarsana News

Is California's $40 million opioid awareness campaign making an impact?

Frustrated over floundering fentanyl legislation, state lawmakers say the money could have been better spent. Many of them didn't know the Choose Change California campaign existed until they were informed by the Bay Area News Group.