Residents in Blacksburg may see smoke coming out of manholes, roof vents, or yards as a result of routine sewer line testing.

Officials said the testing will take place during normal daytime hours over the next two weeks, weather permitting.

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The following is a press release from the Humboldt Community Services District: ...

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One Altadena home wasn’t destroyed in the fire, but it tested positive for arsenic, cyanide, lithium and lead.

KFD called it a "historic safety milestone" and said it reflects the department's commitment to fire prevention.