Coastal waters from Laguna Beach's Treasure Island beach to Aliso Viejo's Table Rock have been closed for swimming, diving, and surfing due to a sewage spill. A broken sewer main line near Laguna Niguel Regional Park released approximately 465,000 gallons of sewage. While the line has been repaired, officials have closed the waters for water quality testing.
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