Why Are Some Cities Not Affected By The New Drought Restrictions?

Starting June 1st, six million southern Californians won’t be able to water their lawns more than once a week—find other ways to get water use down to about 80 gallons per day per person. But that’s not the case for 14 cities in the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s service area that are exempt from the new drought restrictions.

Related Keywords

Compton ,California ,United States ,Nevada ,Sierra Nevada ,Lake Powell ,Colorado ,Colorado River ,Mexico General ,Mexico ,San Marino ,Riverside ,San Diego ,New Mexico ,Santa Monica ,Irvine ,Arizona ,Long Beach ,Burbank ,Lake Mead ,Wyoming ,Anaheim ,Beverly Hills ,San Francisco Bay ,Utah ,Californians ,Californian ,Shana Epstein ,Gavin Newsom ,Donj Kinsey ,Kurt Schwabe ,La Department Of Water , ,Starting June ,Metropolitan Water District ,Southern California ,Governor Gavin Newsom ,Water Project ,Public Works ,Santa Ana ,State Water ,State Water Project Dependent ,State Water Project ,Southern Californians ,Chinatown ,Climate Change ,Climate Crisis ,Climate Emergency ,Drinking Water ,Drought ,La ,Los Angeles ,Tap Water ,Water ,