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Ralph Primo, Founder of Primo's Donuts and Family Patriarch, Dies at 93 - Vimarsana News

Ralph Primo, Founder of Primo's Donuts and Family Patriarch, Dies at 93

Beloved Businessman Left Legacy of Service and Kindness By Keemia Zhang Ralph Primo Sr., founder of West Los Angles beloved...

SMa.r.t Column: You Were Warned! - Vimarsana News

SMa.r.t Column: You Were Warned!

Attached below is our SMa.r.t. column from January 20, 2015, lightly edited for brevity but without loss of substance as it relates to today’s unfortunate evidence of prediction come true. Northeast residents and neighbors, and all of the rest of us, will soon be funneled down the predicted dark

SMa.r.t. Column: I Told You So - Vimarsana News

SMa.r.t. Column: I Told You So

On January17, 2015 SMa.r.t. posted a prophetic article in the Daily Press written by Ron Goldman FAIA advocating maintaining a low rise (3-4 stories) development standard along the major boulevards. He also included a sketch showing the negative alternative of 6-7 story buildings. Naturally there w

VA Sets Out to End Veteran Homelessness in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

VA Sets Out to End Veteran Homelessness in Los Angeles

The Department of Veterans Affairs aims to get at least 1,500 homeless veterans in Los Angeles into permanent housing, and 38,000 nationally, by the end of the year, which would be 10 percent more veterans than in 2021.

From tents to tiny shelters, VA begins aggressive push in LA to end veteran homelessness - Vimarsana News

From tents to tiny shelters, VA begins aggressive push in LA to end veteran homelessness

VA Secretary Denis McDonough on Feb. 25 announced his goals for veteran homelessness in 2022, one of which is to get at least 1,500 homeless veterans in Los Angeles into permanent housing. Nationally, he wants the VA to house 38,000 veterans this year. If the department achieves those goals, it will have housed 10% more veterans in Los Angeles and nationwide than in 2021.