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New California Law Will Punish People Wasting Water With $500 Fine Amid Severe Drought
For 48 hours after rainstorms, Californians will no longer be allowed to water their lawns or let their sprinklers flow on the pavement under new, obligatory water saving laws that may result in a fine of up to $500 a day.
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