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Phillips 66 Clears Environmental Review of Rodeo, Calif., RD Plant -- OPIS - Vimarsana News

Phillips 66 Clears Environmental Review of Rodeo, Calif., RD Plant -- OPIS

Phillips 66 will soon be able to operate its renewable diesel plant in Rodeo, Calif., after clearing a court-ordered review of environmental impacts tied to...

Phillips 66 Prepared to Continue Crude Operations at Rodeo Plant If Needed -- OPIS - Vimarsana News

Phillips 66 Prepared to Continue Crude Operations at Rodeo Plant If Needed -- OPIS

Phillips 66 Co.'s Rodeo Renewed facility in Northern California is still expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2024, and the refiner is...

Intense Slow Burn Thriller Ghosts of the Void Drives onto VOD Next Month - Vimarsana News

Intense Slow Burn Thriller Ghosts of the Void Drives onto VOD Next Month

Jason Miller's intense slow-burn thriller Ghosts of the Void will head home to digital and on-demand platforms next month.

Judge halts Rodeo refinery plan; critics cite 'major legal flaws' in environmental analysis - Vimarsana News

Judge halts Rodeo refinery plan; critics cite 'major legal flaws' in environmental analysis

A judge on Thursday halted plans by Phillips 66 to convert its Rodeo refinery into a biofuel facility, ruling that the company needs to do more environmental review work on the impact to the surrounding community.

Source: ktvu.com
California Supreme Court to Weigh In on Long Trial Delays in SF - Vimarsana News

California Supreme Court to Weigh In on Long Trial Delays in SF

A lawsuit against San Francisco Superior Court over its routine failure to uphold defendants’ right to a speedy trial is now in the hands of California’s Supreme Court. San Francisco has more than 1,100 cases past statutory time limits, and 115 of those defendants are languishing in jail without a conviction.