Commercial Bakery To Pay $1.3M For Air Violations
A commercial bakery in Lodi will pay $1.3 million for releasing harmful chemical vapors into the, according the the EPA.
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A commercial bakery in Lodi will pay $1.3 million for releasing harmful chemical vapors into the, according the the EPA.
More budget cuts may shut down programs at long-standing community centers in Sacramento.
Two weeks after the California primary, a closely watched effort to impose a new tax on tobacco in the nation's most populous state remains too close to call.
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