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KRON KRON 4 Early News October 29, 2013 - Vimarsana News

KRON KRON 4 Early News October 29, 2013

Negligence. The attorney stated that she was not in the hospital when they found her body. He shared with me new information about what she was actually wearing when she was discovered dead. She was dressed in her own clothes, her purse was near her body. The attorney stated that she left personal belongings behind. Herself on however, was left in her room, on the bed, she was a blanket over it. Family put up posters and stated that she was last seen wearing something different. It is unclear now if this is what she was wearing at the time of her death. It is clear that she never left the hosp...

Latest protests on UC campuses: Workers demand higher paying contract - Vimarsana News

Latest protests on UC campuses: Workers demand higher paying contract

University of California medical workers, custodians and other staff rally up and down the state for higher pay.

UC medical, service workers picket for higher pay, housing help - Vimarsana News

UC medical, service workers picket for higher pay, housing help

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Minimum Wage Hike for California Health Workers Will Cost Billions, But May Solve Staffing Problems - Vimarsana News

Minimum Wage Hike for California Health Workers Will Cost Billions, But May Solve Staffing Problems

More than half a million California health care workers are expected to see a pay increase in January thanks to a law raising the minimum wage for their industry.

Minimum wage hike for California health workers will cost billions. Workers say they need it - Vimarsana News

Minimum wage hike for California health workers will cost billions. Workers say they need it

Alvin Mauricio Medina works three jobs six days a week to support his family as the sole provider for their Los Angeles household. He’s a certified nursing assistant with a