YOLO COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) -- Cal Fire's Office of the State Fire Marshal has revoked pyrotechnic licenses from two companies and their owners involved with the deadly fireworks warehouse explosion in ...
A pyrotechnics worker was seriously injured and two other fireworks professionals suffered minor injuries Wednesday night due to a mishap during a show sponsored by the city of La Puente. “Our hearts ...
The investigation into the deadly explosion at a fireworks storage facility in Esparto has entered its third week and several questions remain about the companies and individuals connected to the site ...
THEY’VE SEEN ENOUGH RED FLAGS TO MAKE THIS MOVE. WHEN THE RULES ARE FOLLOWED, WE DON’T HAVE EXPLOSIONS TO THIS MAGNITUDE. TONIGHT, CALIFORNIA STATE FIRE MARSHAL DANIEL BERLANT ISSUING SUSPENSIONS FOR ...
The remains of seven people reported missing after a massive explosion at a pyrotechnics warehouse in Northern California that sparked an 80-acre wildfire and forced evacuations have been recovered, ...
The Provincial Government of Bulacan (PGB), with the help of the Philippine National Police and the Pyrotechnics Regulatory ...
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Bulacan govt aids small pyrotechnics businesses with cooperatives
The provincial government of Bulacan (PGB), with the help of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Pyrotechnics ...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Thursday denied Rhode Island Gov. Donald Carcieri's request for disaster relief in wake of the nightclub fire that left 96 people dead.
Two nightclub tragedies in which 117 people were trampled or burned to death in the span of a week have cities across the nation rewriting old fire and building codes and demanding immediate ...
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Bulacan LGU seeks creation of cooperatives for pyrotechnic makers
The Provincial Government of Bulacan (PGB) is pushing for the formation of cooperatives among small-scale pyrotechnics entrepreneurs. This effort was highlighted during the press briefing and ocular ...
CHICAGO -- Gov. Rod Blagojevich has signed into law a ban on the use of pepper spray and Mace in nightclubs, and restrictions on the indoor use of pyrotechnic devices. The new laws were enacted in the ...
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