Inside Sacramento: Healthcare Reform, Water Proposals, Debt Affordability, Electoral College Vote Count
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Tom Fudge: California is in the midst of a multi-year drought. In fact, weather forecasters are predicting an El Nina winter, meaning rainfall is expected to be lower than normal. You can add to that, the fact that a judge is expected to force a reduction of water pumping from the Sacramento River valley due to environmental concerns. We can probably expect a little trouble watering the front yard in the near future.
This is the reason why the State Legislature is in holding a special session to talk about water projects.
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- John Myers , Sacramento bureau chief for KQED public radio’s The California Report .