Flooded Out San Jose Residents Now Deal With Mold Threat
First came the flood, and now many San Jose residents are facing a new threat: black, green and even blue mold.
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First came the flood, and now many San Jose residents are facing a new threat: black, green and even blue mold.
The Trump administration is moving to roll back federal fuel-economy requirements that would have forced automakers to significantly increase the efficiency of new cars and trucks.
Golden Gate Ferry's inaugural operation of the Blue & Gold Fleet's commute ferry service from Tiburon to San Francisco had smooth sailing Monday morning,.
The Trump administration would slash programs aimed at slowing climate change and improving water safety and air quality, while eliminating thousands of jobs.
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On one hand, it was a textbook lesson in the power of small problems, or in this case, a small breach in a dam spillway that almost caused a catastrophe.
