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Yolo County declares a local health emergency after Esparto fireworks explosion
Yolo County top health official declared Monday a local health emergency to assess if hazardous material spread across soil, water and crops bordering an Esparto warehouse filled with fireworks that exploded in July and killed seven people.
It comes as the county declares a local health emergency allowing officials to identify the materials stored at the blast ...
Sheriff Lopez said that support has now "concluded." Additionally, the Yolo County Coroner, which is under the sheriff's office, identified the remains of the seven victims and conducted ...
Yolo County Sheriff Tom Lopez provided an update on Facebook regarding his office's involvement in the Oakdale fire investigation, offering the community some insight after an explosion left ...
The board's letter states that Yolo County Sheriff Tom Lopez and District Attorney Jeff Reisig also support the request. The DOJ has not yet publicly responded. "We have very stringent and strict ...
ESPARTO, Calif. — The chair of the Yolo County Board of Supervisors on Friday sent a request to California Attorney General Rob Bonta for his office to join Cal Fire in taking the lead on the ...
The Yolo County Sheriff’s Office and the Esparto Fire Protection District have both recused themselves from the investigations, which are being led by the Office of the State Fire Marshal and ...
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Remains found of 7 missing workers after explosions at California fireworks warehouse, officials say
Yolo County officials declared a local emergency on Tuesday as the investigation continues into the fireworks warehouse explosion that left seven people dead.
Seven people remain missing following an explosion at a fireworks facility in Esparto in Yolo County, California, on the evening of Tuesday, July 1, authorities have confirmed.
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