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He didnt know what he was thinking. He just wanted it back. He gave us a picture of the truck which had recently been repaired from a fender bender. He was able to pull about a cars length from that truck when it suddenly escalated. I pulled up right to the back of it and said, hey, thats my truck. And he said so and so you and pulled out a gun and shot. And, oh, so he took off and i didnt bother to follow after that. I just dialed 911. Reporter now again, fortunately, he was not hurt. Police sa...

Exploded in quebec called dot 111. How many 111s have been taken off the train . On capitol hill today, senators grilled Railroad Administrators about that. The numbers indicate that we are moving in a direction that will bring us to the safer tank cars. But as of today, there hasnt been any Major Movement of 111s off the rails . Not to my knowledge. No. Reporter bay area refineries are still receiving most of their crude by ship and pipeline. But experts warn that could soon change. This is the...

Plumes of black smoke rising from the Chevron Refinery in Richmond drew concern from local residents Nov. 27.

/PRNewswire/ -- In a barrage of deceptive Facebook and television advertisements, oil drillers, masquerading as "Californians for Energy Independence," are...

A chevron refinery flaring incident, although by no means the most dramatic, was yet another mishap in a long year of refinery accidents and violations in the East Bay industrial cluster that forms a sort of “refinery row”. 

A chevron refinery flaring incident, although by no means the most dramatic, was yet another mishap in a long year of refinery accidents and violations in the East Bay industrial cluster that forms a sort of “refinery row”. 

As the region and the nation plot a clean energy transition, some advocates are asking whether these high profile incidents are the last gasps of a dying industry that will try to reap as many profits as possible before they are gone.

Chevron’s refinery in Richmond, Calif., is a major polluter. Can the activists trying to shut it down convince its 3,000 workers they’re on the same side?

/PRNewswire/ -- As new data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows Californians pay $1.86 more per gallon than US drivers for gasoline, the...

Indianas smallest comic con returns to Valpo this weekend.