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Your Tap Water Might Smell 'Foul' and 'Musty,' But It's Totally Safe to Drink

Your Tap Water Might Smell 'Foul' and 'Musty,' But It's Totally Safe to Drink

If your tap water smells funky, you can blame a stinky but safe algae bloom taking over our water supply. The problem is affecting taps from east Los Angeles County to Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties, and it might go on for a couple of weeks. Some places might be worse than others, according to CBS Los Angeles. more ›

California Drought Keeps Water Price High

California Drought Keeps Water Price High

Despite the much needed rainy season, officials say we are technically not out of a drought until water reserves are replenished. The Metropolitan Water District (MWD) has recently declared they will continue on with their water-rationing plan and sell water at full price. more ›

Throw Away Those Arrowhead Bottles Already:

Throw Away Those Arrowhead Bottles Already:

One of my favorite food writers, Jeffrey Steingarten, once did an elaborate and methodical taste test of several different varieties of tap and bottled water. After much research and even more adjectives, he came to the shocking conclusion that New York tap water was most pleasing to the palate. more ›

Extra, Extra: I Was Born On a Pirate Ship

Extra, Extra: I Was Born On a Pirate Ship

If you have been thirsty lately and don't know why, perhaps it was the news that the Metropolitan Water District is about to cut water to Southern California agriculture by 30 percent. As a result, your bill could rise of 10 percent. It may be time to move into the ocean. "Nasty," Aggravating" and "Snotty" are words usually meant for our beloved President from critics near and far. Well, if Bush was the Santa... more ›

When Texting Simply Won't Do

When Texting Simply Won't Do

Dating. The thought sends a shudder through many an LAist reader. Some of us are out of the dating game (thank goodness) and want to offer our sympathy for those having to deal with some of Match's and MySpace's, umm, interesting but eligible bachelors and bachelorettes. more ›

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