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.
Laura WildeMirror Contributing Writer ARIESWatch how you respond to people. It’s important not to say everything you think at the exact moment you think it. You should practice self-censoring. Try to think about how it […]
Santa Monica-based direct response marketing agencies Media Design Group and Revenue Frontier were honored last Saturday, July 27, during an Upward Bound House fundraising event put on annually by the Young Professionals Board. The two […]
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