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Los Angeles officials refused to identify the homeowner who used millions of gallons of water during a single year of California’s crippling drought.
State Sen. Jerry Hill wants California to smack its biggest water users with hefty fines and bad publicity.
California will crack down on future “Wet Princes” – homeowners who use enormous quantities of water during droughts.
The water year that ended Tuesday was one of the driest on record for California. Let’s take a look at what we can expect for the new year.
California’s in hot water – and you might be, too. Violators of the state’s new mandatory water restrictions, which started this week, face fines of up to $500.
Here’s a guide to what’s causing the drought and what it means for all of us.