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South Bay leaders pushing EPA to get involved in border sewage crisis
Local leaders and families living in the South Bay are stepping up efforts to get the federal government to take action on the border sewage crisis. NBC 7’s Todd Strain explains the details of a new petition.
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New push from South Bay leaders to have tolls removed on state Route 125
Roughly 54,000 drivers use the state Route 125 toll road each day, but local leaders believe that number should – and would – be much higher if people didn’t have to pay to use it.
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New push from South Bay leaders to have tolls removed on state Route 125
The South Bay Expressway is the only freeway in San Diego County that is only accessible by paying a toll.
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Local leaders urging SANDAG to remove SR-125 tolls | San Diego News Daily
Roughly 54,000 drivers use the State Route 125 toll road each day, but local leaders believe that number should and would be much higher if people didn’t have to pay to use it. And, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced it will recommend the resentencing of Lyle and Erik Menendez. Plus, several South Bay mayors were lobbying Mexican...
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South Bay mayors back from Mexico City after meetings on sewage crisis
They were lobbying Mexican leaders to fix their infrastructure and stop the flow of sewage into the Tijuana River Valley. NBC 7’s Joe Little spoke with Imperial Beach’s mayor about the trip.
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Feds begin 2nd chemical-exposure study in South Bay
A second federal survey is underway in the cities of Imperial Beach and Coronado to see how the sewage is impacting their lives. NBC 7’s Dave Summers explains affected residents prefer fewer surveys and more action.
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Feds begin 2nd chemical-exposure study in South Bay
Both surveys are intended to identify necessities for communities near the border sewage pollution crisis and its impacts on health.
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CDC arrives for South Bay assessment to investigate Tijuana river sewage crisis
The county of San Diego said more than 200 households will be selected to be interviewed by the CDC, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little.
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San Diego News Daily | CDC begins assessment of U.S.-Mexico border pollution in South Bay, through Saturday
Select South Bay residents began receiving visits from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control Thursday as the federal agency is partnering with the county in a health assessment to determine the impact of the Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution crisis.
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CDC arrives for South Bay health assessment to investigate Tijuana river sewage crisis
Families in the South Bay will be asked starting Thursday to share their concerns regarding sewage pollution along the Tijuana River Valley.
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