Lawsuit faults one trucker for stopping on I-5 shoulder to eat lunch, second for drugged driving and killing seven people

Posted 6/29/24

The estate of a 38-year-old man who was one of seven farm workers who died when the passenger van he was in was sandwiched between two semitrucks along Interstate 5 filed a lawsuit this week seeking …

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