‘Running out of options’: California resorts to water cutoffs as drought worsens
California water regulators took unprecedented action, passing an emergency regulation to bar thousands of Californians from diverting stream and river water as the drought worsens. The State Water Resources Control Board voted Tuesday to unanimously pass the “emergency curtailment” order for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta watershed.
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