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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    raw report — unverified: Caller is reporting individual has a personal vehicle that has been leaking oil onto the street for the past five years. Oil has been leakin…

    nrc report · ID 1429260

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    Caller is reporting individual has a personal vehicle that has been leaking oil onto the street for the past five years. Oil has been leaking onto other residential lawns and possibly into the nearby storm drain. Caller will clean up oil time to time with absorbent.

Ordered by the date each record reports, newest first, 25 per page. Dates are California local time.

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