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Pounding rains trigger flood of raw sewage in L A County

Heavy rains have caused multiple sewage spills that sent waste flowing down major streets and into storm drain systems leading to the ocean.

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LA County Sanitation cuts deal on old sewage spill as storm sparks new problem

The Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts’ Joint Outfall Collection System will pay $6 million to help improve water treatment at Calas Park.

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Pounding rains force millions of gallons of raw sewage to spill from L A County sewers

Heavy rains have caused multiple sewage spills that sent waste flowing down major streets and into storm drain systems leading to the ocean.

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Board imposes stricter requirements for stormwater discharge

Board imposes stricter requirements for stormwater discharge
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Board tightens rules for testing water discharged from Santa Susana Field Lab site

A watchdog group says highly toxic chemicals are not being monitored and potentially could leak into Los Angeles River.

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