A discarded shoe along with other rubble found at the Tijuana River Valley Regional campgrounds. Courtesy of SDSU School of Public Health. Randomly selected South Bay residents began receiving visits from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday for a health assessment to determine the extent and effects of the Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution crisis. San Diego County officials are working with the CDC on a Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response, also called CASPER. A total of 210 households were selected from a larger 30-block section of homes near the border to participate in the survey. “This assessment is a vital tool in addressing
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