An insurer representing the owners of the container ship that crashed into the Bay Bridge last year and caused a 58,000-gallon oil spill will pay San Francisco $2 million for cleanup costs the city incurred in the wake of the disaster, city officials said Sunday.
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Insurer to pay $2 million toward cleanup cost
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City crews clean up sewage spill
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Oil company files lawsuit against property owners
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Ship to be unloaded after labor dispute settled
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US returns $2.4 million in proceeds from stolen oil to Mexico
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Firefighter resigns after being charged of causing $2,500 damage to home
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San Francisco police inspector sues Antioch
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Insurance company has to pay out nearly £100,000
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Property owners to pay less for fire, rescue services
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3 treated after chemical spill in Orange County
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Transport company charged over fish kill
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2 rescued by Coast Guard after personal watercraft runs aground near Atlantic City
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Clean up continues after Enbridge oil spill
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Exxon Mobil to pay $600,000 for deaths of 85 protected birds
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CityCat crashes into pontoon
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Tanker truck crash causes major issues
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Mercury Marine managers sue parent company