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The Chesapeake Bay sailing community were mildly entertained when the 1,095-foot container ship grounded near Craighill Channel, and was finally refloated

JACKSON, Miss.—The U.S. Department of Justice is establishing an “interim third party manager” for the City of Jackson’s beleaguered water system. That manager is charged with stabilizing Jackson’s water production

The former chief minister also ruled out street protests for the restoration of autonomy under Article 370.

Fire crews are working to stop the spread of a brush fire that broke out in a canyon in the Jamul area in East County Wednesday evening.

Chevron will pay more than $200,000 in a November 4th settlement, due to last year’s oil spill in Richmond.

Student officers undergo 5-day immersion in Westmincom

The Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office and California Department of Fish and Wildlife on Friday announced a settlement with Chevron over a leak at the oil giant's Richmond Refinery Marine Terminal last year that spilled hundreds of gallons of a diesel water mixture into the Bay.

Sebastopol City Manager Larry McLaughlin announced that Ron Nelson, currently serving as Sebastopol’s Interim Police Chief, will be appointed as Sebastopol’s Chief of Police as of October 30.

Water problems affecting Forest Hill High School in southwest Jackson is the result of a failed water pump motor.

The Jose D. Leon Guerrero Commercial Port also known as the Port of Guam is among several Western Pacific entities receiving federal grant money through the 2022 Port Security Grant Program to ensure supply chain resiliency within Guam and the Mariana Islands.