California is experiencing a water crisis, with its supply facing significant pressure. The state's snowpack in the Sierra is melting quickly, and groundwater in the Central Valley is being over-pumped. Additionally, a drought is affecting the Colorado River.

This has led to increased interest in desalination as a potential new source of water. Some believe that drawing water from the Pacific Ocean may be a viable alternative to address the state's water needs. Further details on this developing story are available from ABC7 News, providing more information on the water crisis and its potential solutions.