Waste Hauler Accused of Putting Grease in Sewers
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Prosecutors from 12 counties are accusing a Fresno disposal company of illegally dumping kitchen grease into public sewers and storm drains, causing water pollution and damage to sewers.
In a complaint filed Thursday in San Joaquin County Superior Court, prosecutors allege that Thrifty Best Service’s illegal dumping from Redding to Rancho Cucamonga violates water and wildlife laws.
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