Coverage dated February 21, 2022
Sewage spill shuts down portion of Newport Bay coastline Headline from Foxla
Health officials in Orange County closed a portion of the Newport Bay coastline due to a sewage spill of an estimated 35,000 to 50,000 gallons.
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Sewage spill shuts down portion of Newport Bay coastline ↗ (opens Foxla) Published Feb 21, 2022
Foxla's feed description Health officials in Orange County closed a portion of the Newport Bay coastline due to a sewage spill of an estimated 35,000 to 50,000 gallons.
Washington Examiner
50,000 gallon sewage spill closes off Orange County beaches ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Feb 21, 2022
Washington Examiner's feed description Local officials closed several beaches in California after tens of thousands of gallons of sewage leaked into the ocean.
Omaha World-Herald
Sewage spill shuts down beaches in Southern California ↗ (opens Omaha World-Herald) Published Feb 21, 2022
Same headline from 2 more outlets Omaha World-Herald's feed description NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) — A stretch of Southern California beach was closed Monday to swimmers and surfers after up to 50,000 gallons (189,270 liters) of raw sewage spilled into
Los Angeles Times
A sewage spill again shuts down beach swimming in Orange County, near Newport Bay ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Feb 21, 2022
Los Angeles Times's feed description The tainted waters come in the wake of several other large sewage spills that closed beaches in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
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