The Los Angeles Department of Public Health on April 20 warned against swimming, surfing, and beach play in affected Santa Monica areas due to elevated bacteria levels exceeding health standards, though Santa Monica Canyon Creek at Will Rogers State Beach was cleared.
The Los Angeles Department of Public Health on April 20 warned against swimming, surfing, and beach play in affected Santa Monica areas due to elevated bacteria levels exceeding health standards, though Santa Monica Canyon Creek at Will Rogers State Beach was cleared.
Source: thecanyonnews. Original: https://www.thecanyonnews.com/category/santa-monica/
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