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FDA moves to eliminate carcinogenic Red 3 from foods
Red 3 has been prohibited for use in cosmetics and topical drugs since 1990
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Scotts Valley Council Cheers Fully-Staffed Milestone
As of mid-December, the City of Scotts Valley had caught up on its HR backlog and was fully staffed. This followed years of headaches in the police department and Public Works, as employees left for greener pastures elsewhere.
San Lorenzo Valley Water District Receives $100K Grant to Replace Aging Water Meters
San Lorenzo Valley Water District has been awarded a $100,000 grant to update hundreds of water meters in Ben Lomond.
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Watch Duty Official Moss Landing Fire Incident Report
This is a page with frequently updated information about the fire at the battery storage facility located at the Moss Landing power plant.
From Monterey Herald...
Moss Landing Battery Plant Fire Report
Read on to learn more about the fire which broke out on January 16 at a battery storage plant located on the grounds of the Moss Landing power station.
Moss Landing Fire Update: Battling Battery Fires Difficult
Monterey County officials say that the fire that erupted at the Moss Landing Power Plant Thursday night was difficult to fight because it was centered on a bank of Tesla batteries.
Massive Blaze Erupts at Moss Landing Power Plant
A huge fire broke out inside a building at the Moss Landing Power Plant Thursday, forcing emergency crews to evacuate areas around Moss Landing and close the heavily traveled Highway 1 in both directions for hours.
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Responsibility for Rail Trail Encroachment Still Undetermined
A deadline for resolution of the issue of mobile homes encroaching on the path of the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line is approaching. Read on the get the details about what's being done to solve the issue and determine who's responsible for next steps.
Pajaro Valley Unified School District Cuts $5 Million From Budget
Read on for details about how the Pajaro Valley Unified School District is cutting $5 million from the annual budget and the reasons behind the move.
Watsonville Residents Among More Than 500 Laid Off at Monterey Mushrooms
North America’s largest producer of fresh mushrooms, Monterey Mushrooms, closed its Royal Oaks facility and laid off more than 500 workers in December.
As Los Angeles Burns, Santa Cruz County Officials Urge Wildfire Prep — And Not Just in the Mountains
As wildfires rage in Southern California, Santa Cruz County officials are urging residents to prepare for the possibility of a destructive wildfire here — even in urban areas.
Capitola Revises Plans to Fill Vacant Council Seat
In their January 16 meeting, the Capitola City Council announced that an open application process will be used to select a new member to fill a vacant seat. Read on to learn what changed and why.
Moss Landing Fire Coming Under Control
An update on the progress of battling the battery storage facility fire at Moss Landing.
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