Supreme Court sides with San Francisco, requiring EPA to set specific targets in water pollution permits
The ruling only prohibits federal and state permitting agencies from issuing permits that are effectively broad orders not to violate water quality standards. In this case, the city and county of San Francisco argued successfully that the EPA’s requirements were not clear enough.
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Just Outside San Francisco Is A Secret State Park With Stunning Bay Views And A Chinese Fishing VillageA little-known bit of San Francisco Bay Area history is a small state park with a museum and hiking trails, located a short ...
Bing Crosby's historic estate in Hillsborough is listed for $40 million, with French chateau-style architecture, celebrity ...
When it comes to AI investment, the San Francisco Bay Area leads by a long shot, but there are many other metros vying for ...
President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on goods from Canada, China and Mexico could exacerbate inflation, raise gas prices and make it harder to build homes — adding more economic pain to the ...
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Fatal hit-and-run motorcycle crash on Bay Bridge, driver of car sought by CHPA motorcyclist on the Bay Bridge was ejected from his vehicle into a lane of oncoming traffic when he crashed into a car and ...
On Saturday, the city officially announced that the Great Highway park will open on April 12. At the celebration, the ...
Rental marketplace Zumper says it's data showing rents moving higher will find its way into the consumer price index in the ...
A motorcyclist on the Bay Bridge was ejected from his ... officials with the California Highway Patrol say. San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is expected on Friday to nominate Mattie Scott ...
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