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Huntington Beach City Manager Jennifer Carey said the city’s marine safety team was unable to substantiate reports along the coastline.Foley said that tarballs have also been reported at Huntington Dog Beach. Some surfers, she said, reported tar on their feet and the gooey substance was also found on rocks along the beach.
"There are no incentives to invest in safety measures or upgrading the infrastructure," Min said."There will be more oil spills unless and until these operations are shut down." Foley says"this is a serious situation, and we want to make sure that it gets addressed, handled well and that those responsible are accountable."The state's parks department is working with stakeholders, including the military, to rebuild the San Onofre road, but no timeline has been given.The History Of LA’s Visually Stunning Wayfarers Chapel, Now Closed By Landslides