Fire hydrants ran dry as Pacific Palisades burned. L.A. city officials blame ‘tremendous demand’
- Fire hydrants in Los Angeles ran dry for 15 hours during wildfires, causing at least 1,000 buildings to catch fire, according to local water officials.
- The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power struggled to meet the high demand, as their system is not designed for such massive firefighting needs.
- President-Elect Trump criticized Governor Newsom for the dry hydrants, highlighting ongoing disputes over California's water management.
- Officials urged residents to conserve water to ensure enough supply for firefighting efforts, as urban water systems face increasing challenges from wildfires.
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