The state reached a $4 billion settlement that will help pay for rebuilding, but it's a very slow process. William Brangham of PBS NewsHour reports.
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OSHA is investigating after an equipment operator was killed early Wednesday while working on a renovation project at Tampa International Airport.
The construction site on N First Street in El Cajon has been untouched for an entire year. Working for You, CBS 8 found out why the work stalled and when it will pick up again.
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