has agreed to pay $5 million to settle charges that it improperly disposed of hazardous chemicals, medical waste and patient information at multiple locations across the Bay Area and California.

Kaiser is headquartered in Oakland and operates over 700 facilities statewide, making it the largest health care provider in California. The district attorneys of Alameda, San Bernardino, San ...

"The county must stop illegally dumping hazardous waste and untreated medical waste," Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen said. "This is not a polite, bureaucratic request from one ...

“The illegal disposal of hazardous and medical waste puts the environment, workers and the public at risk,” Bonta said. “It also violates numerous federal and state laws. As a healthcare ...

State regulations dictate that hazardous and medical waste be stored in nonleaking containers and properly labeled when disposed of, among other requirements. More than 300 Walmart stores ...

“The illegal disposal of hazardous and medical waste puts the environment, workers and the public at risk,” Bonta said. “As a health care provider, Kaiser should know that it has specific ...

California AG announces $49M settlement with Kaiser over hazardous, medical waste Attorney General Rob Bonta was joined by six DAs in massive probe of state's largest health care provider ...