PBF Martinez, Calif., Refinery Investigating Cause of Saturday Fire -- OPIS
A CWS Level 1 alert was issued Sunday following overflow of "oily water" from a wastewater containment pond, according to a regulatory filing with the California Office of Emergency Services. Overflow was caused by water used to put out the facility's fire and rain from a storm, according to the filing.
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Martinez refinery fire snuffed out; supervisor calls for incident audit and town hall meetingContra Costa Health officials have lifted a public health advisory linked to a weekend fire at the Martinez Refining Company ...
An East Bay community is still feeling the effects from a weekend fire at the Martinez Refining Company that emitted huge ...
Crews at the Martinez Refining Company now have control of a fire that sent black smoke billowing into the sky Saturday. But ...
A fire broke out amid flaring at the Martinez oil refinery on Saturday afternoon, leading to a public health advisory from ...
A public health advisory remains in effect Sunday after a fire at the Martinez refinery, Contra Costa Health said.
Contra Costa Health Sunday recommended that residents of Martinez, parts of Pacheco and Clyde who have respiratory ...
As Contra Costa County Fire and Martinez Refining Company investigators sift through the damage, refinery workers have ...
The Contra Costa Fire Protection District said six workers at the refinery were injured, and four needed to be hospitalized.
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Martinez refinery fire injures 6; health alerts remain in effect for neighboring communitiesA SHELTER-IN-PLACE order for residents near the Martinez Refining Company was lifted Saturday night after a fire that injured ...
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