County to begin clearing Zuma Creek underpass this week
L.A. County crews will start moving gravel off the flooded roadway tomorrow, with reopening tentatively planned for next week.
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L.A. County crews will start moving gravel off the flooded roadway tomorrow, with reopening tentatively planned for next week.
Zuma Beach water is 7 degrees above normal, jellyfish and stingrays are showing up early, and forecasters warn of a major El Niño this fall.
Two-foot swell, water 7 degrees above normal, and L.A. County warns swimmers to stay out for 48 hours after weekend rain.
Wind blew open an inspection hatch on the 80-year-old tank, prompting a boil-water order, drainage and superchlorination before service resumes Wednesday.
Half the dumped tank water flowed past the Malibu Equestrian Center; the rest reached the PCH underpass where the county is preparing to divert the creek.
L.A. County Beaches and Harbors will scrape rocks blocking the PCH underpass next week, after Malibu activists pressed for action.
The California Coastal Commission will consider designating Zuma and Westward beaches as approved drop sites for clean inland sand.