Officials are urging beachgoers to stay out of the water due to possible contamination after a wild October storm hit Southern California Tuesday.
About 250,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the Los Angeles River Thursday after equipment used by sanitation crews malfunctioned, officials said.
"Our America: Trouble on Tap" is a three-part documentary series produced in partnership with ABC News and National Geographic to raise awareness around access to safe drinking water in the United States.
Meanwhile, a CDC team going door to door in East Palestine got sick during their investigation in early March.
Camarillo will now get almost 60% of its water from their plant by treating brackish groundwater from the Calleguas Creek Watershed.
"They're all scientists, they're sitting up here telling us nothing is wrong," one resident said in a heated exchange with Mayor Trent Conaway. "I want you to tell me why everyone in my community is getting sick!"