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California Approves Rules To Turn Wastewater Into Drinking Water

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CALABASAS, CA-JUNE 2, 2022: Photograph shows maximum amount of water coming out of a faucet after a water flow restrictor device was installed during a demonstration at a home in Calabasas. A water flow restrictor will be implemented by the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District for customers that repeatedly exceed water usage.  (Photo by: Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

New Rules Will Allow Wastewater To Be Treated And Turned Into Drinking Water

California will soon allow water agencies to heavily treat wastewater, converting it into drinking water. The State Water Resources Control Board approved regulations to extensively treat sewage water for human consumption. 
Reporter: Ezra David Romero, KQED

McCarthy To Leave Office December 31 

Congressman Kevin McCarthy officially submitted his letter of resignation on Tuesday, announcing he will step down December 31.
Reporter: Marisa Lagos, KQED 

A Day In The Life Of A Mail Carrier During The Busy Holiday Season  

Right now, people all over the world are sending friends and family Christmas cards and holiday gifts.  But often overlooked is the one delivering this mail, the mail carrier.
Reporter: Billy Cruz, The California Report

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