Archive for Thursday, April 05, 2007
Water main leak sends raw sewage into lake
Construction workers Tuesday plugged a hole in a main sewer pipe that had leaked millions of gallons of wastewater into an ecological reserve.
The 10-inch hole sent more than 5 million gallons of raw sewage into the Buena Vista Lagoon, a freshwater lake between Carlsbad and Oceanside that is home to many fish and bird species.
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- Los Angeles-area mountain climber turned back before deadly K2 avalanche
- Feinstein could rock the state's political landscape
- Anaheim General Hospital hit with dozens of citations over staffing, care
- Regulators try to stabilize Vineyard National Bank
- DHL deal gone sour haunts McCain in Ohio
- Apple removes I Am Rich, a $1,000 featureless iPhone application
- College Board to debut an 8th-grade PSAT exam
- The number 8 is more than enough for the Olympics -- and Chinese Americans
- Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange not siding with healthcare workers union
- What's so bad about foreign oil?
- Anthrax investigation should be investigated, congressmen say
- An October without the Yankees? It could happen
- McCain, Obama tiptoe across vice presidential minefield
- 16-year-old boy shot and killed on Lynwood porch
- Opening ceremony ushers in Beijing Olympics
- Hollywood player Bernie Brillstein dies at 77
- Funeral for slain L.A. County sheriff's deputy gets underway
- Bicyclist critically hurt in apparent hit-run in Santa Ana
- Beijing Olympics opening ceremony blends technology and tradition
- U.S. Olympian Lopez Lomong's great escape
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