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Laredo police: Man stole tractor-trailer worth over $100K - Vimarsana News

Laredo police: Man stole tractor-trailer worth over $100K

A man was arrested for stealing a tractor-trailer with a combined value of more than $100,000, according to Laredo police.

The 2022-23 California Spending Plan: Transportation - Vimarsana News

The 2022-23 California Spending Plan: Transportation

The budget package provides a total of $33 billion for transportation-related programs in 2022-23, including for the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA), local streets and roads (shared revenues), California Highway Patrol (CHP), Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), and High-Speed Rail Authority (HSRA).

Source: ca.gov
Over A Dozen New York Businesses Confessed To Not Paying Workers - Vimarsana News

Over A Dozen New York Businesses Confessed To Not Paying Workers

New York State's new Wage Theft Task Force recovered nearly $3 million owed to workers across the state. Officials believe more residents are owed money and set up a new way to file a claim.

Source: wpdh.com
Over A Dozen New York Businesses Confessed To Not Paying Workers - Vimarsana News

Over A Dozen New York Businesses Confessed To Not Paying Workers

New York State's new Wage Theft Task Force recovered nearly $3 million owed to workers across the state. Officials believe more residents are owed money and set up a new way to file a claim.

Source: wrrv.com
Over A Dozen New York Businesses Confessed To Not Paying Workers - Vimarsana News

Over A Dozen New York Businesses Confessed To Not Paying Workers

New York State's new Wage Theft Task Force recovered nearly $3 million owed to workers across the state. Officials believe more residents are owed money and set up a new way to file a claim.