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Capitola Beach Closed After Nine Children Sickened by E. coli O157: What We Know, and What We Do Not
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Capitola Beach Closed Amid E. Coli Outbreak
Officials have temporarily closed Capitola Beach while investigating nine linked E. coli infections in Bay Area children, including four Santa Cruz County residents. The source remains unknown, and visitors are urged to follow posted closures and stay out of the water.
Capitola Beach Closed After Nine Children Sickened by E. coli O157: What We Know, and What We Do Not
Santa Cruz County and the City of Capitola closed Capitola Beach on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, after the county’s Public Health Division was notified of nine E. coli O157 infections in children. Four of the children live in Santa Cruz County. Five live in other Bay Area counties. The county says all nine cases are linked, and...
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