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The company missed the city’s Aug. 14 deadline and has not confirmed whether it will finish removing the remaining food by today’s deadline under orders from South Coast AQMD.
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Fire experts say the rules, known as Zone Zero help protect houses from burning, but public pushback has been strong.Listen 3:55
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The rollback of what's known as the roadless rule could open more than 4 million acres to logging and development.
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A St. John’s report documents serious respiratory, eye and mental health problems among hundreds of patients seen after the June 17 fire.
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The weather pattern doesn’t guarantee flooding here, but now could be a good time to consider flood insurance, which is not included in most homeowners or renters policies.Listen 0:43
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The $200 credits come after residents and Supervisor Hilda Solis pushed Lineage to extend assistance beyond Boyle Heights.
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Weeks after a fire at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights, the warehouse operator's ’s own data — buried in online reports — shows some unsafe ammonia levels.
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Chevron, Marathon Petroleum and PBF Energy are lobbying against a bill that would lock in California refinery safety rules.
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City leaders say a gap in environmental rules slowed crucial testing and crippled its ability to respond with the same urgency as an oil or sewage spill.
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A new eagle, known as KD1, has been seen hanging out with Shadow lately — and fans have mixed feelings.
