Water Board To Test Soil In Ripon For Potentially Hazardous Chemical Vapor
The state water board says it will begin testing the soil in Ripon over the next few weeks for a potentially hazardous chemical vapor.
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The state water board says it will begin testing the soil in Ripon over the next few weeks for a potentially hazardous chemical vapor.
More than 26 million people have submitted DNA for commercial testing to sites like Ancestry and 23andMe.
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A local congressman is demanding answers tonight after seeing our reports that uncovered holes in city water records tied to a chemical known to cause cancer.
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Police are investigating the man accused of harassing women in a busy Sacramento neighborhood.
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