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‘Ultimate approval rests with the federal agencies,’ says Tiny staff on letter of concurrence relevance; council approves letter despite vocal opposition in attendance

One local ice cream shop was storing lids and cake boxes in the bathroom, Stanislaus County health inspectors said.

Recently, the Department of Public Health received a Proposition 65 Notice from the California Department of Toxic Substances Control regarding the threatened illegal discharge of hazardous waste from the Chiquita Canyon Landfill.

As an increasing number of states across the U.S. are becoming marijuana-friendly, many states are simultaneously attempting to enact more restrictive laws with respect to hemp-derived...

Violence and harassment, explosives among focus points of survey on OHS

The Alberta government is inviting public feedback on proposed updates to the province's Occupational Health and Safety Code (OHS Code), aiming to address

Albertans can help make workplaces healthier and safer by providing input on proposed updates to health and safety rules.

The House of Representatives unanimously passed on Friday a bill that proposes to amend the CNMI Fire Safety Code to apply the International Fire Code guiding standard in the Commonwealth.

Commissioners formally approved the creation of a committee to assess the space and storage needs for various county departments as discussed in the Feb. 5 workshop with Pct. 2 Commissioner

Some social media posts are using the criminal sentencing of a man in Texas to criticize the state’s strict abortion law