[dirtae]

Which entire counties get nothing when they turn on their faucets?

[azinman2]

Quite a bit of the central valley. I attended a recent talk by the director of the CA water board, and she said this was her #1 priority... getting them water. The state is currently trucking in bottled water to these communities.

[azinman2]

Why would I be down voted for this?!

[simoncion]

Some folks are pretty grumpy. Don't worry, it'll likely be fixed in a little while.

[jkyle]

Tulare ran out not too long ago.

[millzlane]

I found a link. I wasn't able to reply to the commenter below. http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2015/04/30/california-a-state...

[dirtae]

Visalia is the county seat of Tulare county. I cannot find any articles mentioning that people in Visalia get nothing when they turn on their faucets. Can you link me to a source?

[jfoutz]

Ah, you're concerned about 'entire'. Yes. As of 2014, it's just people without the means or skills to change their situation. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/03/us/california-drought-tula...

It's more accurate to say, municipal water authorities can no longer meet demand.

[slayed0]

edit: read that as countries, not counties

India is getting there [1]

[1]http://thewaterproject.org/water-in-crisis-india