Health advisory still in place for those with sensitivities after Martinez refinery fire
Contra Costa Health Sunday recommended that residents of Martinez, parts of Pacheco and Clyde who have respiratory sensitivity remain indoors with doors and windows closed while smoke continues to clear from Saturday’s fire at the Martinez Refining Company.
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Martinez refinery fire snuffed out; supervisor calls for incident audit and town hall meetingContra Costa Health officials have lifted a public health advisory linked to a weekend fire at the Martinez Refining Company ...
Several federal, state and local authorities voiced their frustrations looming around PBF Energy's Martinez, Calif., refinery fire in a joint statement Tuesday, as officials called for reparations and ...
One bill that would have required oil companies to help pay for damages from climate-driven disasters failed and another that ...
Martinez Refining Company filed a required preliminary report with Contra Costa Health on Wednesday afternoon about last ...
A CWS Level 1 alert was issued Sunday following overflow of "oily water" from a wastewater containment pond, according to a regulatory filing with the California Office of Emergency Services. Overflow ...
Contra Costa Health yesterday recommended that residents of Martinez, parts of Pacheco and Clyde who have respiratory ...
Contra Costa County officials have lifted a shelter-in-place order that was placed after a fire erupted Saturday at the ...
Martinez refinery workers in Northern California discovered a “leak of hydrocarbon material’ that subsequently caught fire ...
Refinery personnel managed to close valves and largely shut down the sources of the fire by 9:57 p.m., and firefighters ...
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Thick, black smoke billowed into the sky from a fire at a Martinez refinery for nearly three hours Saturday before county ...
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