Port commissioners declare Tijuana River Valley emergency
Port officials said over 100 billion gallons of pollutants have flowed into the Tijuana River Valley.
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Port officials said over 100 billion gallons of pollutants have flowed into the Tijuana River Valley.
The Port of San Diego has declared a state of emergency linked to the ongoing Tijuana River Valley crisis, according to a news release Wednesday. The port joins the cities of Imperial Beach and San Diego as well as the County of San Diego, which have issued similar actions.
The Port of San Diego has joined San Diego County and the cities of San Diego and Imperial Beach in declaring a local emergency related to the ongoing Tijuana River Valley pollution crisis.
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