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10,500-gallon sewage spill forces another closure of Long Beach waterways

The spill happened almost 30 miles away from Long Beach, but sewage washing into the San Gabriel River triggered a mandatory closure.

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Public health officials close stretch of coast in Long Beach after over 10,500 gallon sewage spill

Officials say that the sewage happened in Rowland Heights, and that despite the spill's origin being more than 30 miles away, the sewage will eventually move to the Pacific Ocean by way of the San Gabriel River.

Los Angeles Daily News · 2d

Long Beach swimming areas closed due to Rowland Heights sewage spill

While the origin of the spill is more than 30 miles away, the sewage was expected to make its way to Long Beach shores via the San Gabriel River, the city said.

KNX News Radio Los Angeles o… · 2d

Sewage spill shuts down Long Beach swim areas

Coastal swimming areas in Long Beach remained closed Friday due to a sewage spill. The spill occurred in Rowland Heights after a grease accumulation led to the overflow of a main sewer line, causing a spill of 10,

MyNewsLA.com on MSN2d

LB Coastal Swimming Areas Remain Closed Due to Sewage Spill

LAist on MSN5mon

The San Gabriel River — one of L.A.'s most popular, but over-loved, hot weather retreats — is getting some help in the form ...

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Ruby Gonzales started working for the company in 1991. Since then she has written about cities, school districts and the San Gabriel River. Her current beat includes breaking news, crimes and ...

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