Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Orange County Water District will face off with a slew of companies, including defense giant Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., in a trial scheduled to open today over the alleged mishandling of toxic chemicals that has threatened the region's drinking water.
The district, which supplies groundwater to 2.3 million people, is seeking $200 million for its pollution investigations, cleanup costs and...
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