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State seeks to pull fireworks licenses from companies linked to Esparto explosion
In a statement, Cal Fire said its Office of the State Fire Marshal has determined through its administrative investigation that Kenneth Chee and Craig Cutright and their respective companies violated firework laws and regulations. Chee owns Devastating Pyrotechnics, Inc., and Cutright owns Blackstar Fireworks.
California State Fire Marshal Revokes Pyrotechnics Licenses Following Deadly Esparto Explosion
California's state fire marshal revoked licenses of two fireworks companies for noncompliance after a fatal explosion in Esparto where seven people died, highlighting the need for strict safety regulations.
Pyrotechnic licenses revoked for companies involved in deadly NorCal fireworks explosion: Cal Fire
Cal Fire's Office of the State Fire Marshal has revoked pyrotechnic licences from two companies and their owners involved with the fireworks warehouse explosion in Yolo County that killed seven people.
Three deputies were killed Friday in an explosion at the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department’s Biscailuz Center Training Academy in East L.A., the deadliest incident for the agency in more than 160 years ...
Yolo County officials have now released their determination for what killed the seven people in July's Esparto fireworks ...
A fireworks warehouse exploded July 1 in Esparto, Yolo County, setting off what Cal Fire called the Oakdale Fire. It burned ...
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Eviction notice sent before deadly California home explosion; neighbor recalls chilling conversation
Neighbor Ed Williams told sister station KCRA he believed the person living in the home intentionally blew it up based on an ...
The explosion of a massive star locked in a deadly orbit with a black hole has been discovered with the help of artificial ...
The response from Bonta’s office comes after the chair of the Yolo County Board of Supervisors sent a letter last month ...
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