Last year, more than 111 million watched the New York Giants best the New England Patriots for a second time in Super Bowl XLVI. That also meant millions of Super Bowl parties around the world and an increase in waste and recyclables generated. “A Super Bowl party is a great opportunity to shape some green habits,” said Justin Caporusso, public affairs manager for Waste Management. “There can be a cost savings to it, too.” As you and your friends and family prepare to judge this year’s crop of Super Bowl commercials and/or watch which Harbaugh team prevails, consider the following: …
- Police chase ends with stolen car crashed, 2 arrested
- Anti-Agenda 21 author tells Grass Valley to seize control
- Elderly driver unhurt after driving through store window
- Nevada County climber survives 60-foot drop from Tahoe cliff
- Reported drunk driver hits officers’ cars as they arrest other alleged drunk driver (UPDATE)













