Incident Archive

The complete set of public incident records Tarline collects for the California coast, from four independent sources: NOAA IncidentNews case pages, raw National Response Center caller reports, satellite oil-signature detections, and California Spill Watch response notices. Search the text, narrow to one source, and page through the whole history.

Every row here is a source report, not a confirmed release. National Response Center entries in particular are self-reported by callers with no agency verification step, satellite detections are possible signatures rather than sampled oil, and a report saying nothing about a beach is not evidence that the beach was clean. Follow the link on a row and read the original record before citing it.

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Showing 701 to 725 of 2,160 records for all sources

  1. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reporting that during testing on a vessel, an unknown amount of oily waste was released onto the deck, and an estimated 2-5 gallons w…

    nrc report · ID 1455489

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    Caller reporting that during testing on a vessel, an unknown amount of oily waste was released onto the deck, and an estimated 2-5 gallons went overboard and into the san diego bay. The sheen is contained inside boom. The cause of the release is unknown.

  2. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller is reporting a release of lube oil, into san diego bay, from the japanese wardship. The caller states the cause of the release is…

    nrc report · ID 1455476

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    The caller is reporting a release of lube oil, into san diego bay, from the japanese wardship. The caller states the cause of the release is unknown.

  3. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reporting a release of an unknown amount of lubricating oil from a japanese vessel onto its own deck for an unknown reason, and appro…

    nrc report · ID 1455475

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    Caller reporting a release of an unknown amount of lubricating oil from a japanese vessel onto its own deck for an unknown reason, and approximately one liter went into the san diego bay.

  4. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller reported a discharge of approximately 70 gallons of diesel fuel from a tractor trailer truck that went onto the ground at the inc…

    nrc report · ID 1455402

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    The caller reported a discharge of approximately 70 gallons of diesel fuel from a tractor trailer truck that went onto the ground at the incident location. The cause of the discharge is due to the tractor trailer truck flipping over for unknown reasons, but is believed to have flipped over due to high winds. -the driver did suffer injuries and was transported to a hospital. -no waterways impacted.

  5. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reporting an unknown sheen from an unknown source in humboldt bay near clark slough. Caller noted a storm water outfall nearby.

    nrc report · ID 1455367

  6. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller stated due to weather conditions there was a spill of non pcb mineral oil from a pole mounted transformer. Caller stated this resul…

    nrc report · ID 1455401

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    Caller stated due to weather conditions there was a spill of non pcb mineral oil from a pole mounted transformer. Caller stated this resulted in a spill to a series of agricultural ditches. Caller stated 21 gallons spilled and one gallon was recovered. Caller stated 20 gallons of the spill went into the agricultural ditches.

  7. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller states that a pole mounted transformer failed and released up to 35 gallons of non-pcb insulating (mineral) oil. 10 gallons were reco…

    nrc report · ID 1455363

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    Caller states that a pole mounted transformer failed and released up to 35 gallons of non-pcb insulating (mineral) oil. 10 gallons were recovered from land; 25 gallons entered a storm drain.

  8. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller states that a security harbor patrol boat has leaked less than one gallon of motor oil due to an engine failure.

    nrc report · ID 1455318

  9. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reporting a sunken vessel at the slip that has created a slight sheen. The cause of sinking is believed due to neglect.

    nrc report · ID 1455333

  10. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller reported that an auxiliary transformer failed due to unknown reasons. This resulted in the release of (650) gallons of transforme…

    nrc report · ID 1455278 · 35.042, -118.263

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    The caller reported that an auxiliary transformer failed due to unknown reasons. This resulted in the release of (650) gallons of transformer oil onto soil. And unknown amount reached a nearby retention basin. The oil does not contain any pcb.

  11. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller is reporting a release of diesel, onto the dock and into (2) drains, from a generator. The caller states the cause of the release…

    nrc report · ID 1455337

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    The caller is reporting a release of diesel, onto the dock and into (2) drains, from a generator. The caller states the cause of the release was due to an operator overfilling the generator to the mobil pedestrian bridge for the cruise terminal.

  12. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reported 4-5 barrels of crude with rainwater released into secondary containment at a tank battery. The cause of the release is unkno…

    nrc report · ID 1455212 · 34.367, -118.748

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    Caller reported 4-5 barrels of crude with rainwater released into secondary containment at a tank battery. The cause of the release is unknown. No waterways or wildlife were impacted.

  13. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller states that due to inclement weather, a tree fell, taking down (4) poles and (3) transformers. (2) transformers cracked upon impact, …

    nrc report · ID 1455280

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    Caller states that due to inclement weather, a tree fell, taking down (4) poles and (3) transformers. (2) transformers cracked upon impact, spilling a total of (10) gallons of mineral oil with approx (3-5) gallons entering a nearby culvert. Caller states that one of the transformers was confirmed to contain non-pcb mineral oil; the other transformer contains mineral oil in which the pcb content is unknown.

  14. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller is reporting a garbage truck had a ruptured hydraulic line release approx 40 gallons of hydraulic oil onto pavement and into a storm …

    nrc report · ID 1456265

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    Caller is reporting a garbage truck had a ruptured hydraulic line release approx 40 gallons of hydraulic oil onto pavement and into a storm drain. Release secured. Caller is reporting the material was not properly cleaned up and material has spread down the street due to rain. Caller had no further information.

  15. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Gear oil discharged from a vessel due to a mechanical failure.

    nrc report · ID 1455127

  16. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Freight train derailment due to snow, ice, mud, gravel, coal and sand on the track. One locomotive and one rail car derailed upright. Calle…

    nrc report · ID 1455175

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    Freight train derailment due to snow, ice, mud, gravel, coal and sand on the track. One locomotive and one rail car derailed upright. Caller states city of la is responsible for maintaining the roadway. Caller states the incident occurred at 0530 but the caller just got notified of the damage cost at 1636.

  17. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: ///this is a correction to NRC report number 1455082. The update is that this is an actual release. No further changes./// ///caller repor…

    nrc report · ID 1455083

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    ///this is a correction to NRC report number 1455082. The update is that this is an actual release. No further changes./// ///caller reported while they were on a hike they say a spill of oil on the ground across the road. No source was identified.///

  18. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reported while they were on a hike they saw a spill of oil on the ground across the road. No source was identified.

    nrc report · ID 1455082 · 34.380, -119.298

  19. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Unknown sheen sighting. Exact source of the sheen is unknown at this time.

    nrc report · ID 1455046

  20. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller discovered a leak on the manifold due to a ruptured gasket, causing 800 gallons of palm steering (palm oil-vegetable oil), leaked…

    nrc report · ID 1455010

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    The caller discovered a leak on the manifold due to a ruptured gasket, causing 800 gallons of palm steering (palm oil-vegetable oil), leaked and overfilled containment and impacted concrete.

  21. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller states they discovered an unknown diesel sheen from an unknown source in the san francisco bay. The sheen was discovered yesterday bu…

    nrc report · ID 1455048

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    Caller states they discovered an unknown diesel sheen from an unknown source in the san francisco bay. The sheen was discovered yesterday but it has gotten larger today. The sheen is rainbow in color and is taking up half of the harbor.

  22. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller reported a discharge of approximately 2 ounces of diesel fuel from a moored 46.5ft pleasure craft vessel that went into newport c…

    nrc report · ID 1454933

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    The caller reported a discharge of approximately 2 ounces of diesel fuel from a moored 46.5ft pleasure craft vessel that went into newport channel at the incident location. The cause of the discharge is due to mechanical failure.

  23. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: Caller reporting the release of an estimated 25 gallons of diesel from a railroad tank car. The cause of the release is believed to be vanda…

    nrc report · ID 1454923

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    Caller reporting the release of an estimated 25 gallons of diesel from a railroad tank car. The cause of the release is believed to be vandalism, but is currently unknown. The diesel released onto soil and gravel. Clean up crew finished the cleanup on 14feb.

  24. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: The caller reported that the drinking and showering water at a detention center is contaminated with arsenic and diesel fuel. The source of …

    nrc report · ID 1455516

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    The caller reported that the drinking and showering water at a detention center is contaminated with arsenic and diesel fuel. The source of the contamination is unknown. The caller reported discovering this from reports found online.

  25. NRC raw

    raw report — unverified: /// this is an update to NRC report 1454924/// The update is as follows: the rp is reporting that there is potential for (47353) gallons of…

    nrc report · ID 1454997

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    /// this is an update to NRC report 1454924/// The update is as follows: the rp is reporting that there is potential for (47353) gallons of hazardous material that could release during this incident. The rp can be contacted for an exact breakdown of the materials they believe could be involved in this incident. /// original report below /// /// potential release /// Caller reporting a pipe rupture at a powerhouse. Caller states no release has been confirmed yet, but there may be motor oil, waste oil, paints, solvents, or mineral oil have potential to be released into the yuba river. The cause of the rupture is unknown. Minimal information available at this time.

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