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Chevron To Pay $2M To Calif. Town For Refinery Fire

By Megan Stride · August 5, 2013, 2:33 PM EDT

Chevron USA Inc. agreed Monday to pay $2 million and plead no contest to resolve criminal misdemeanor charges alleging it violated California's labor and health codes with an explosion and contaminant release at...

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Chevron To Pay $2M To Calif. Town For Refinery Fire

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