Calls for Federal Emergency as Toxic Gases Halt Research and Disrupt South Bay Schools

San Diego leaders demand urgent action in response to severe air quality issues from Tijuana River pollution.

San Diego researchers halted studies in the Tijuana River Valley due to high levels of hydrogen sulfide.
South Bay schools suspended outdoor activities to protect students from toxic gas exposure.
Local residents are advised to stay indoors because of the harmful air quality.
San Diego's congressional delegation is urging for a federal emergency declaration to address the crisis.
The CDC is set to investigate the health impacts of Tijuana River sewage pollution.