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Help May Be Coming for Renters Without Water in Drought-Stricken Tulare County

KQED News Staff

Oct 15, 2015 at

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Last month, we reported on how local and state governments have been slow to help rural Californians who've run out of water, and how renters in particular have been ignored. But help is on the way in Tulare County in the Central Valley, where close to 1,900 household wells have gone dry.

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