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Long Beach waters reopen after sewage spill, San Pedro's Inner Cabrillo Beach still closed – Press Telegram - Vimarsana News

Long Beach waters reopen after sewage spill, San Pedro's Inner Cabrillo Beach still closed – Press Telegram

Long Beach health officials reopened the city's beaches on Friday, Feb. 16. The beaches closed after a massive sewage spill.

Long Beach waters reopen after sewage spill, San Pedro's Inner Cabrillo Beach still closed – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

Long Beach waters reopen after sewage spill, San Pedro's Inner Cabrillo Beach still closed – Daily Breeze

Long Beach health officials reopened the city's beaches on Friday, Feb. 16. The beaches closed after a massive sewage spill.

Storms overwhelmed sewage system, spurring mammoth coastal spill - Vimarsana News

Storms overwhelmed sewage system, spurring mammoth coastal spill

LA County and Long Beach officials announced that as much as 8 million gallons of sewage had spilled into the Dominguez Channel during the storms.

Longtime Allegheny County chief medical examiner Karl Williams to retire after 17 years - Vimarsana News

Longtime Allegheny County chief medical examiner Karl Williams to retire after 17 years

Karl Williams, Allegheny County’s longtime chief medical examiner, who toiled largely in obscurity while overseeing some of the region’s most grisly death investigations, is stepping down. A doctor by training, Williams, 75, is retiring Friday after 17 years as the county’s top forensic pathologist. He leaves behind a $238,000 salary,

Long Beach, San Pedro sewage spills caused by recent storms, LA sanitation says - Vimarsana News

Long Beach, San Pedro sewage spills caused by recent storms, LA sanitation says

Sanitation officials blamed the intense rain from this week's storms for overloading the regional wastewater system, leading to numerous sewage spills that led to the closure of beaches in San Pedro and Long Beach.

Source: foxla.com