A surfer rides a wave in Imperial Beach in San Diego, Calif., Friday, March, 2, 2018. Local governments in the San Diego area have sued a U.S. agency to stop sewage from spilling into the country from Mexico. The cities of Chula Vista and Imperial Beach and the Port of San Diego say the International Boundary and Water Commission's U.S. section has failed to meet obligations to prevent Tijuana sewage from flowing across the border through the Tijuana River Valley to the Pacific Ocean. U.S. beaches are often closed as a result. The lawsuit says polluted waters caused parts of Imperial Beach to close more than 200 days in 2015 and more than 160 days in 2016 and last year. (AP Photo/Elliot Spagat)
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