Rig Hauling 6,000 Cases Of Beer Overturns On Northern California Freeway
A big-rig driver was injured and beer was spilled onto a California highway after the truck carrying 6,000 cases of Coors Light and Pabst Blue Ribbon overturned.
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A big-rig driver was injured and beer was spilled onto a California highway after the truck carrying 6,000 cases of Coors Light and Pabst Blue Ribbon overturned.
A watchdog group and current and retired Forest Service employees had raised concerns that money would be better spent on the ground, instead of trying to enhance the agency's image, while it struggles to pay to fight wildfires, maintain roads and trails, and offer timber sales.
Judge Stephen V. Wilson on Wednesday permanently blocked the state attorney general from enforcing the law that took effect two years ago.
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Anticipating a surplus, Democratic state lawmakers are pressuring Gov. Jerry Brown to increasing spending to assist those who have been missing out on the economic recovery.
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Several Southern California cities broke decades-old heat records, with temperatures in the 80s.
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Authorities investigating the deaths of newborn twin girls, whose bodies were found near a Fallbrook home.
