Report: Oil Rig Operators Waited 3 Hours to Shut Off Damaged OC Pipeline

Operators of an oil rig in Huntington Beach waited more than three hours to shut down a ruptured pipeline despite receiving a low-pressure alarm early Saturday morning.

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