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Political Watch: February 15, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Political Watch: February 15, 2024

• The California Strategic Growth Council awarded Resilient Cuyama Valley $1.08 million in funding through the Transformative Climate Communities (TCC) Program, according to a Feb....

Assembly District 31 incumbent Joaquín Arámbula faces challenger in bid for a fifth term - Vimarsana News

Assembly District 31 incumbent Joaquín Arámbula faces challenger in bid for a fifth term

Assembly incumbent Arámbula can win two more times before he is termed out of office.

Source: yahoo.com
California awards $1 million climate resilience grant to Cuyama Valley community - Vimarsana News

California awards $1 million climate resilience grant to Cuyama Valley community

The County of Santa Barbara, two community-based non-profits, Blue Sky Center and Quail Springs, and the Community Environmental Council have been awarded a $1 million grant to bolster climate resilience in the Cuyama Valley.

Source: keyt.com
Automotive programs at Fresno City College now held at new West Fresno campus - Vimarsana News

Automotive programs at Fresno City College now held at new West Fresno campus

Fresno City College's new West Fresno Campus is giving students a new place to learn their trade.

Source: abc30.com
SB County granted $17 million in state funding for critical conservation projects - Vimarsana News

SB County granted $17 million in state funding for critical conservation projects

Almost $17 million in state grant funding will go toward supporting critical environmental conservation projects on the Santa Barbara County coast, with the aim of conserving 30% of California's lands