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Residents, police discuss recent rash of shootings in Glendale neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Residents, police discuss recent rash of shootings in Glendale neighborhood

The Glendale neighborhood has seen a recent rash of shootings, In all, four separate incidents have taken place since May 18th.

Her Tenant Stopped Paying Rent in 2020. New York's Broken Housing Court Means the Tenant Is Still There. - Vimarsana News

Her Tenant Stopped Paying Rent in 2020. New York's Broken Housing Court Means the Tenant Is Still There.

Plus: Austin and Salt Lake City pass very different "middle housing" reforms, Democrats in Congress want to ban hedge fund–owned rental housing, and a look at GOP presidential candidate's housing policy positions.

Source: yahoo.com
Her tenant stopped paying rent in 2020. New York's broken housing court means the tenant is still there. - Vimarsana News

Her tenant stopped paying rent in 2020. New York's broken housing court means the tenant is still there.

In April 2020, Vanie Mangal's tenant, who lives on the bottom floor of the two-family home they share in Queens, stopped paying rent.

Source: reason.com
'This is great': Salt Lake City breaks ground on first regional park in over 60 years - Vimarsana News

'This is great': Salt Lake City breaks ground on first regional park in over 60 years

Salt Lake City broke ground on its first regional park since the 1950s, though the final project will open in multiple phases.

Source: ksl.com
Homeless shelters now will be allowed in more SLC neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

Homeless shelters now will be allowed in more SLC neighborhoods

Salt Lake City adopts new rules to spread homeless shelters into other parts of the city.

Source: sltrib.com