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The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) cargo ship Daniela, filled with containers, waits offshore for entry to the Port of Los Angeles on October 6, 2021 in San Pedro, California. - A record number of cargo ships have been stuck in limbo off the southern California coast waiting for entry to either the Ports of Los Angeles or Long Beach and Federal transportation investigators say premilinary findings suggest the recent oil spill off the southern California coast may have been caused by a ship's anchor hooking and tearing the pipeline that transports oil from platforms out at sea to the Port of Long Beach. (Photo by Frederic J. BROWN / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images)

MSC cargo ship investigated amid Calif. oil spill probe

California’s attorney general announced his office is opening an investigation into the oil pipeline leak in Huntington Beach. During a press conference Monday, Rob Bonta discussed the probe into what caused the major crude oil spill.

Signs warn that beaches are closed to swimmers and surfers due to the recent oil spill in Huntington Beach, Calif., Wednesday Oct. 6, 2021. Officials imposed restrictions on Southern California beaches in response to a leak in an oil pipeline that sent over 126, 000 gallons of oil into the ocean and some ending up on nearby beaches. (AP Photo/Stefanie Dazio)

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Calif. surf school sues oil pipeline over leak

A surf school owner filed a class action lawsuit against the company operating the oil pipeline that leaked thousands of gallons of oil onto a California coastline.