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State Stands Its Ground on Tough New Water Rules

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Gov. Jerry Brown is standing firm on his historic mandate to cut water use by 25 percent, despite protests from some cities. On Tuesday, the governor and state water regulators offered some details on the carrots and sticks that may be used to reach the new conservation goals.

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