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Newport Bay Remains Closed After Sewage Spill
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Looking north along Crystal Cove beach in Newport Beach, Calif., on Feb. 10, 2022. (John Fredricks/The Epoch Times)
By Drew Van Voorhis
2/23/2022Updated: 2/23/2022

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.—The west end of Newport Bay remained closed on Tuesday—one day after a reported sewage spill contaminated the water.

A large sewage spill was reported in the area on Feb. 21, causing the Orange County Health Care Agency to close the water area from 8th Street. An estimated 35,000 to 50,000 gallons of sewage was spilled by a blockage of the sewer line of a restaurant within Newport Bay, according to the agency.

Health Care Agency officials noted that the area will remain closed to swimming, surfing, and diving until the results of the follow-up water quality monitoring meet acceptable standards.

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Drew Van Voorhis is a California-based daily news reporter for The Epoch Times. He has been a journalist for six years, during which time he has broken several viral national news stories and has been interviewed for his work on both radio and internet shows.