The Seattle Times reports the fine is the result from an investigation into a July 2018 fire ignited by a chemical used to inflate vehicle airbags.

Several California jurisdictions are taking early strides to try and address the problems with accumulating wasted marine flares.

Drowsy driving, collisions and near collisions are among the most improved behaviors, according to the report.

The judge ruled that the landfill represents a “clear and immediate danger” to residents nearby.

Three Chamber of Commerce presidents suggest using the city’s five boroughs as the basis for reorganization rather than splitting the city into 20 zones.

Sanitation workers on strike at Republic Services in Massachusetts have extended their picket lines to Seattle.

With all the focus the industry has put into fire prevention efforts, why are fire incidents still increasing?

The report looks at two case studies of large-scale fires at waste-to-energy facilities that occurred two months apart.

The company allegedly violated California laws by illegally disposing of hazardous wastes and improperly shredding customer information.

Councilman Reynoso is considering revisions to his bill requiring the city to create a commercial waste zone system with each zone serviced by one carter.