Class-action lawsuit filed after fire at SPS Technologies in Abington Township
A class-action lawsuit was filed on behalf of residents impacted by the massive fire that broke out at SPS Technologies in Abington Township, Pennsylvania on Feb. 17, which closed schools, forced evacuations and disrupted SEPTA service in the area.
Officials in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, said they'll continue to monitor air and water quality in Abington Township as ...
The Abington-based manufacturer says no toxic chemicals were involved in the on-going fire, and that air and drinking water ...
Officials said they are working to get hotspots extinguished and begin their investigation, but said to do so, they will have ...
Days after an explosive fire broke out at the SPS Technologies factory in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, residents were ...
Officials have asked residents living on certain roads to voluntarily leave the area due to air quality concerns.
The massive fire that engulfed SPS Technologies late Monday night was still burning on Wednesday morning, according to ...
Explosive chemicals were not in the main building of SPS Technologies when it exploded on Monday night, authorities said.
The company, SPS Technologies, has a history of environmental and workplace violations, records show. Residents were sheltering in place and worried about the air quality.
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