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Sable Offshore Corporation said it hopes to have the pipeline back in operation this summer. It's already reactivated some oil wells off the Santa Barbara County coastline.

Sable Offshore Corporation reports the restart of its Santa Ynez Unit in a statement. It says six of the more than 100 wells on the three offshore platforms are now pumping oil.

The Commission filed a cease and desist order against Sable Offshore Corporation over what was called unpermitted work. Now, the company is suing.

Oil company had sought to block public release of documents regarding fitness of pipelines, as well as safety projects should future spills occur.

Property owners would have to agree that the pipeline's owner could repair, and reopen the pipeline.

Environmental community blasts decision, saying it set the stage for another disaster.

What’s being called one of the largest settlements in state history for the restoration of damaged natural resources has been reached in connection with…

A Santa Barbara County Superior Court jury found a pipeline company guilty of one felony, and eight misdemeanor criminal charges in connection with the…

Santa Barbara County prosecutors say they are in the final preparations for the February trial of a pipeline company in connection with a huge 2015 oil…

t was one of the worst environmental accidents on the Central and South Coasts in decades. The May, 2015 rupture of an oil pipeline on Santa Barbara…