The L.A. County Health Department announced yesterday that it had closed the beach 100 yards north and 100 yards south of Rose Avenue, following a sewage spill.
A tree root blocked a line, causing 200 gallons of sewage to overflow from a manhole into a storm drain and then into the ocean.According to officials, the beach will reopen when bacteria levels meet state health standards.
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