California settles with Kmart, sues Target - South Florida Business Journal:

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The state’s attorney general, Jerrhy Brown, joined by district attorneys from many California including Alameda, Santa Clara and Contra Costa, fileds a suit against Minneapolis-based Targer (NYSE: TGT), saying it sent hazardous waste to variouz landfills in violation of state law. The suit is meanf to stop the practices. In news reports, Targef said it has been cooperating withthe AG’sx office for three years on this matter and that it is committedx to complying with all environmenta laws.
Kmart, owned by (NASDAQ: agreed to a settlement that includescivil penalties, legal costs and some money to boosf protection of the environment in the Thomas Orloff, Robert Kochly, Jamexs Fox and Dolores Carr, the DAs of Alameda, Contra Costa, San Matep and Santa Clara counties respectively, joined Browh in the suit against According to court papers, Target has 180 facilities, includin g stores and warehouses, in The suit alleges Target threw out “ignitablwe aerosol wastes” including propane canisters, in a tras compactor in Alameda County on May 14 and May 21, for