CARB Fines Major Online Automotive Parts Retailer $1M For Selling Illegal Aftermarket Parts In California
CARB investigators discovered that online retailer AutoAnything advertised and sold performance parts that modified emissions components, ultimately committing approximately 4,000 violations between 2012 and 2015.
Cummins To Provide US Postal Service With Eight Fully Electric Vehicles In California
The pilot program, made possible by a grant from the California Air Resources Board to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) and administered by CALSTART, will place the zero-emission vehicles in Fresno and Stockton.
MEMA Warns Suppliers Will Be Negatively Impacted By Collapse In California Negotiations
MEMA has urged the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to come to a coordinated agreement with the California’s Air Resources Board on the Safer Affordable Fuel-Efficient (SAFE) Vehicles Rule for Model years 2021-‘26 for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks.
Valvoline Opens 17 Acquired Quick-Lube Centers In Southern California
New locations expand a network of more than 1,170 company-owned and franchised Valvoline Instant Oil Change stores.
California Sells Its 500,000th Electric Car
Veloz’s monthly “Sales Dashboard” shows total sales of electric cars in the state for November hit 512,717, up 30 percent from the month before and 164 percent from a year ago.
AACF Applications Increase 90 Percent Following California Wildfires
“AACF is working hard to get checks mailed to qualified applicants within three days,” said Executive Director Joel Ayres. “In addition to heart-breaking applications from fire victims, we’re also aiding those affected by recent hurricanes.”
California Highway Patrol Maneuvers To Stop Speeding Tesla With Sleeping Driver
According to reports, officers realized that the Tesla must be on autopilot and, to stop the vehicle, one patrol car tailed the Tesla while the other moved in front of the car, gradually making it slow to a stop.
CAWA Shares Updates On Members Affected By Camp And Woolsey Fires In California
CAWA issued an announcement this week after reaching out to members who potentially could have been affected by both the Camp and Woolsey fires in northern and southern California.
JASPER Opens Sacramento, California, Branch
The 19,331-square-foot Sacramento facility will have diesel fuel and air components, gas and diesel engines, transmissions and differentials in its inventory.
California On The Cusp Of Half-Million Electric Cars
According to just-released numbers, the state has just under 9,000 sales to go before it hits the goal.
