Raw sewage flows along the Tijuana River located between the primary and secondary borders next to Tijuana in San Diego. REUTERS/Mike Bake/File Photo The county Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Wednesday to continue a local emergency declaration due to U.S.-Mexico border pollution. Frustrated South Bay residents, however, pressed them for more action. The board first approved an emergency proclamation in June 2023 in response to sewage flows across the border. Dr. Ankita Kadakia, interim county public health officer, said her office has asked the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the state Department of Public Health to investigate the impacts of cross-bo
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