Under a state law designed to reduce waste, California cities and counties are required to cut the amount of trash sent to landfills each year.

Earlier this month, we took a look at a proposal to divide the city of Los Angeles into trash collection zones with one trash hauler in charge of each. This week, that law was passed. 

As the California Report's L.A. Bureau Chief Steven Cuevas reports, that means business could dry up for scores of other garbage collectors.