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Slice of history: Researchers recover 13+ million-year-old whale fossils discovered on Gaviota CoastThe find includes what they think is a nearly complete whale skull. Researchers say the find could help us learn more about sea life from the period.
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In an unrelated decision, a state water agency is seeking legal action against the company because of potential wastewater impacts on waterways.
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A coalition of environmental groups is suing the State Fire Marshal's Office, which plays a key role in overseeing pipeline safety.
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The State Coastal Commission issued a cease and desist order for the project. It calls for environmental mitigation for work that's occurred, and issued a fine.
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Controversy over proposed Santa Barbara County oil pipeline and platforms restart focus of town hallState officials will be on hand to answer questions and hear from the public at Thursday afternoon event. It's informational only and no action will be taken.
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Endangered fish displaced by Southern California wildfire now have new homes in Santa Barbara CountyHundreds of fish rescued from Topanga Creek were taken to the Fillmore Fish Hatchery and then moved permanently to a creek in Santa Barbara County.
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Santa Barbara County Supervisors deadlock 2-2 over whether ownership change for some major oil facilities should be allowed. The result is no action on the issue.
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Company seeking to restart damaged Santa Barbara County oil pipeline hit with cease-and-desist orderState Coastal Commission issues order. The agency claims there have been multiple unpermitted projects underway.
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State gets big settlement in legal battle with pipeline company over 2015 oil spill on Gaviota CoastThe State Lands Commission gets $72.5 million from Plains All American Pipeline, with $22 million going to insurance company which was part of suit.
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Company seeking county approval for transfer of ownership. Staff report recommends approval.