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The lawsuit said telephone cables sitting at the bottom of the lake, which have been there since the 1980s, have over 65 tons of toxic lead polluting the water.

RENO, Nev. (AP) — AT&T’s Pac Bell subsidiary has settled a lawsuit conservationists filed under a U.S. law more typically cited in Superfund cases, agreeing to spend up to $1.5 million to remove 8 miles (12.9 kilometers) of toxic telephone cables that were abandoned on the bottom of Lake Tahoe decades ago.

“Mister, are you gay?” This was the question an 8th grader asked in the middle of the school cafeteria. It was the first time a student asked me this ...

A Staff Correspondent for JURIST in Mauritius says that a new petroleum bill advancing in that Indian Ocean country off the coast of Africa has significant implications for climate change and raises c...

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But the victim turned to the right. the victim was caught in a situation that planners and the city signed off on. that they allowed to develop over time. that is classic in rock n roll. the worse injuries and the most deaths occur in the very environment youre looking at. fest vabival seating standing r. its historic. everybody knows it. 101 safety code talks directly to it. im sorry if i dont have sympathy for the safety people here, or the people who signed off on this event and the people wh...

Beginning January 1, 2022, California licensed residential substance abuse treatment facilities will be required to disclose certain licensing information to the public. SB 541 adds...

On October 13, 2021, the California Court of Appeal, 1st District in San Francisco issued its opinion in Gray v. Dignity Health, 2021 WL 4771982. In a published decision that will likely control the outcome...

A faith-based recovery facility with a strong record of helping locals cope with addiction and homelessness has been shut down and the building has been deemed dangerous by the Ridgecrest

CORRECTION: Although the Hunt County Commissioners will be meeting Tuesday morning in the Greenville City Council Chambers, the session will not involve redistricting for the city council districts.