SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Over in the South Bay, the sewage crisis has been impacting the community for years on end.
We've heard complaints about the smell and the pollution and all the heartache it has caused.
To help alleviate the pain, one local group, Wildcoast, is working hard to at least stop thousands of pounds of trash from flowing in.
Watch the video in the player at the top of this page to see how ABC 10News reporter Madison Weil follows through with those volunteers.
Below, you'll find several of Madison's previous stories on the sewage crisis:
- USIBWC breaks ground on critical repair project to South Bay Wastewater Plant
- 'This is an emergency': 2nd graders send letters to Biden about South Bay sewage crisis
- California State Treasurer visits Imperial Beach to address sewage crisis
- EcoFlight: A bird’s eye view of the Tijuana River Valley
- Chairwoman Vargas in D.C. meeting with lawmakers, federal agencies on South Bay sewage crisis
