Algal bloom strikes Lake Perris

LAKE PERRIS—California’s Department of Water Resources (DWR) issued an advisory on May 17, urging anyone who visits Lake Perris to avoid physical contact with the water and to not eat any fish sourced from the Riverside County waterway. Lake Perris, according to DWR officials, is experiencing a bout with blue-green...

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Algal bloom strikes Lake Perris

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