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California drought leaves residents seeking financial assistance

California drought leaves residents seeking financial assistance

Because the California drought has had a significant impact in the Central Valley, emergency programs for affected workers are popping up across the region. Tulare County, in particular, has seen an increase in needed assistance since the California drought came to fruition. Tulare County alone has seven emergency rent assistance agencies, eight bill payment …

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Documentary focuses on impact of California drought

Documentary focuses on impact of California drought

The drought in California has had a severe impact, both throughout the state and around the country. Filmmaker Conrad Weaver and his team decided it was important for the world to see how the drought has impacted people’s day-to-day lives. At that point, the concept of Thirsty Land the movie was created. “Thirsty Land is a …

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The El Nino Effect

The El Nino Effect

Because El Nino brings warmer temperatures and warmer waters, animals that thrive in warmer conditions are beginning to move up north. One animal in particular – the yellow-bellied sea snake – has moved from Baja, up to Southern and Central California. While the yellow-bellied sea snake is considered to be …

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Mesa Water District eliminates outdoor watering for specific groups

Mesa Water District eliminates outdoor watering for specific groups

After failing to meet its mandatory water conservation number in October, Mesa Water District, which covers parts of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, decided to take drastic measures. Apartments, condominiums and business complexes are no longer allowed to do any outdoor irrigation. Single-family residents, however, are able to water their …

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Preparing for El Nino’s potential for frozen pipes

Preparing for El Nino’s potential for frozen pipes

California is expected to see an active El Nino season that will bring freezing temperatures, torrential rains and even snow. As the cold front moves into California, it’s important to make winter changes to preserve your home: Keep your heater on 65 degrees throughout the winter.If you get warm, put it on …

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