The family of a man who was injured and killed while working at a Henderson rock quarry last year filed a lawsuit against the makers of a rock-crushing machine.

A rock crusher has operated sporadically on the property for some time, but the current operation is substantially different from what was in place before Act 250 was adopted in 1970, Baird wrote.

A San Diego, Calif., Superior Court Judge has decided that the North County Transit District can temporarily operate a rock crusher to help build the Sprinter light-rail loop in San Marcos, Calif., ...

The mother of a man who fell into a rock crusher and was killed has settled her lawsuit against the Northeastern Pennsylvania quarry and the crusher manufacturer for a total of $6.5 million.

Odessa Fire Rescue helped a man who was stuck in a very tight opening between the walls of a rock crusher.

The standard permit would authorize rock and concrete crushers up to 200 tons per hour of production. The standard permit would require a setback of equipment and stockpiles from the property line ...

Northeast Materials has now moved its rock crushing operation roughly 3,000 feet from that site, to a location where the justices said rock crushing appeared to have taken place in 1969 and 1970.

Project manager Daniel Goodfellow Jr. said the rock crusher can churn out various sizes of rock. The tennis court pad used gravel.

A Sandvik Merlin VSI rock crusher has been employed by Visy Recycling to recycle glass. Various applications of the recycled materials are also described.

Sunnyside residents have complained about the dust from rock crushers for years. More than half of the city’s dozen concrete-crushing sites are located in and around the neighborhood.