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Southern California parks agency fines visitors who roll through stop signs $100. It has made millions

LOS ANGELES — The citation that Andrew Rice received in the mail looked like a traffic ticket, including a photo of his license plate. But the mail didn’t come from any police or city agency he recognized. Back in July, one of his adult kids visited Temescal Canyon park near Pacific Palisades. A camera recorded Rice’s Prius rolling through a stop sign at the park’s parking lot, resulting in a ...
Gateway Park United States Franklin Canyon Los Angeles Temescal Canyon Pacific Palisades

Exempted Materials under California's EPR Packaging Law (SB 54) | Environmental General Counsel PC

Producers who may qualify for an exemption under Californiaโ€™s extended producer responsibility (โ€œEPRโ€) packaging law (โ€œSB 54โ€ or the โ€œActโ€) should consider reviewing...
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California proposes fracking phaseout, making good on Newsom's pledge

California regulators have released official plans for phasing out fracking in the Golden State — nearly three years after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) declared his intentions to do so. The proposed regulation would amend the state’s Public Resources Code by including a clause “to phase out permits to conduct well stimulation treatments,” according to a notice from…
United States Gavin Newsom Catherine Reheis Boyd Chirag Bhakta States Petroleum Association Golden State
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Boeing to begin 'emergency' removal of soil containing radionuclides in Simi hills

Starting Wednesday, Jan. 31, “an emergency project” to remove and dispose of 15,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil — including soil containing “radionuclides” — will begin at Santa Susana Field
United States Simi Valley Santa Susana California Department Of Substances University Of California Los Angeles Dan Hirsch Department Of Energy

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