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Want to replace your lawn with drought-tolerant plants? You can now get paid to do it

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz May 31, 2022

The Long Beach Water Department’s Lawn-to-Garden program offers up to $15,000 for projects that convert turf lawns to drought-tolerant landscaping. Outdoor watering restrictions go into effect June 1 and are expected to stay in place until drought conditions let up.

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Outdoor watering limited to 2 days as water commission declares new stage of shortage

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz May 12, 2022May 13, 2022
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California reduces supplies to water agencies amid drought

Avatar photoby The Associated PressMar 18, 2022
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Long Beach records second driest January and February

Avatar photoby City News ServiceMar 1, 2022Mar 4, 2022
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Rain in California won’t be enough to ease severe drought

Avatar photoby The Associated PressOct 22, 2021
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As California’s drought deepens, water use drops only 1.8%

by CalMatters Sep 23, 2021
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SoCal water district may declare ‘supply alert’ and ask residents to conserve

Avatar photoby City News ServiceAug 16, 2021Aug 16, 2021
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Storms nudge most of California out of dry category

Avatar photoby The Associated PressDec 13, 2019
A storm drops rain on a man under a tree.
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Wet February almost eliminates drought in California

Avatar photo by The Associated Press Feb 21, 2019
A snow-capped mountain range sits behind a stretch of buildings in the sun.
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Wet winter greatly reduces drought conditions in California—and more is on the way

Avatar photo by The Associated Press Feb 11, 2019

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