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Water authorities have installed flow restrictors in the homes of the region’s wealthiest residents because they were using too much water
From working-class neighborhoods to the celebrity haunts of Malibu, residents of the Los Angeles area have received visits from the water police as California remains in a near-constant state of drought.
Six million Southern California residents are subject to the nation’s most stringent water restrictions. And due to the patchwork of different agencies overseeing different areas, that means different rules for everyone, sometimes even for neighbors who live across the street.
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