From lead contamination to sewage spills, concerned neighbors say they are fed up with water problems in San Diego, and on Saturday, they took their frustrations straight to the source. Dozens packed the California Regional Water Quality Control Board meeting, arguing for what they say needs to fixed. Several neighbors took to the open mic to raise issues over industrial waste, toxic medical waste and sewage contaminating local waterways. Many residents were still angry about millions of gallons of sewage pumping in from Mexico spills and forcing the closure of local beaches.