AP uses public records requests to break news on California bus crash that killed 13

By Elliot Spagat

Elliot Spagat, correspondent, San Diego, for being first to report that no signs, lighting or reduced speed were required for utility work done on a stretch of Southern California freeway where a tour bus slammed into a truck, killing 13 people. http://bit.ly/2eNIayX

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By The Associated Press

NOV. 11, 2016

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