Patient Safety advocate, Charles Johnson, is suing the Los Angeles hospital that failed to deliver life-saving care to his wife, Kira, after she delivered their second child.

A bill (SB372) to transform California's Bottle Deposit System did not pass the senate in January 2020. Now, Jamie Court of Consumer Watchdog calls on Governor Gavin Newsom to demand that the beverage industry take responsibility for recycling and redeeming consumer deposits on their containers.

In its report "Trashed," Consumer Watchdog backs the bill, which pulls from the cornerstones of the most successful bottle deposit systems in the US and abroad.

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Consumer Watchdog is teaming up with the family of Bakersfield Mother, Sabrina De La Rosa to raise money for her funeral.

De La Rosa died after receiving two doses of Fentanyl, approved by her OB-GYN, Dr. Jason Helliwell, who has a record of criminal charges and a history of medical negligence.

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A new bill to overhaul the bottle deposit system has reached the senate. SB372 will place accountability on retailers who sell beverage containers. With the passing of the bill, retailers must accept bottles back and redeem the deposits on them. Consumer Watchdog backs this bill in its new report “Trashed,” which explains how the new bill will pave the way for consumers to get deposits as easily as they buy drinks.

SB372, a bill that would transform California's Bottle Deposit System, reached the Senate on January 15th, 2020. Liza Tucker of Consumer Watchdog explains that California's current recycling model is on the verge of collapse in a new report, "Trashed" and how SB372 pulls from the cornerstones of the most successful bottle deposit systems in the US and abroad.