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Millions Spent, Miles in Ruins: The Costly Collapse of L.A.'s Beach Bike Trail
LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles spending is once again the topic of conversation after a $6 million bicycle bridge on one of the city's busiest bike trails collapsed twice within a year. The failure has ...
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Will Rogers State Beach parking lot to be processing site for Palisades fire debris
A Will Rogers State Beach parking lot will be used as a temporary processing site for debris from the Palisades fire zone, the state parks department announced Wednesday afternoon. The U.S ...
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Parking lot at Will Rogers State Beach set to be used to process hazardous fire waste
The addition of a second temporary EPA processing site at Will Rogers State Beach parking lot is an important step in ensuring hazardous materials are removed safely and efficiently, helping ...
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Heal the Bay Questions Public Health's Beach Safety Ruling as VNC Calls for Transparency
LOS ANGELES - The Venice Neighborhood Council (VNC) is demanding greater transparency and a comprehensive testing plan ...
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Fire debris has washed up as far as the South Bay. Is it safe to go to the beach?
County beach and harbor officials said the debris that’s washing up is made of fine ash mixed with sand. Testing is ongoing but early results look good. Sediment tests from Will Rogers State ...
Fires costing $250 billion, plus lost tax revenue, will hit the next LA County budget
The current budget is $84 million. Gary Jones, director of the Department of Beaches and Harbors, was asking for five new positions including waste water specialists to help the department operate ...
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The first phase of removing wildfire debris is over. What happens to those collection sites?
The EPA prepares Will Rogers State Beach to sort household hazardous material and deconstruct lithium-ion batteries from the Palisades burn area in Pacific Palisades on Tuesday, Feb. 11 ...
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Fire debris is washing up on L.A.’s beaches. County officials warn the public to steer clear
The gunk has turned up on shorelines from Malibu to Redondo Beach: ghostly lines of charred ... initial testing of samples taken from Will Rogers State Beach and Topanga Lagoon in late January.