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Yolo County Declares Health Emergency After Esparto Fireworks Facility Explosion, Seeks State and Federal Aid for Environmental Cleanup
Yolo County declares a Local Health Emergency to address the aftermath of the Oakdale Fire fireworks explosion and calls for environmental assessment and cleanup.
Yolo County declares a local health emergency after Esparto fireworks explosion
Yolo County top health official declared Monday a local health emergency to assess if hazardous material spread across soil, water and crops bordering an Esparto warehouse filled with fireworks that exploded in July and killed seven people.
The Oakdale Hose Company is offering a reward for information on how stole some of its radio equipment. Radios were stolen ...
The California Department of Justice rejected the request made by the Yolo County Board of Supervisors Chairperson, Dr. Mary ...
The California Attorney General's Office has declined to lead a criminal probe into the July 1 fireworks facility explosion ...
Yolo County officials have now released their determination for what killed the seven people in July's Esparto fireworks ...
Radios were stolen out of the assistant fire chief's truck earlier this month, valued at around $14,000. Jordon Hudson, the ...
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