Another rise in rates means millions will have to pay at least 8.5 percent more to turn on their taps.
An updated map created by Newsweek shows where millions of residents in southern California counties can expect their water bills to leap by substantial amounts after another water bill rate hike this week.
An MWD spokesperson told Newsweek that water rates will change depending on how the district's member agencies receive their water.'Some of our member agencies get all their water from Metropolitan, so our rate increase may be directly passed on to their consumers. Other member agencies get water from other sources that may or may not also have gotten more expensive, so their rates for consumers will be affected in other ways,' the spokesperson said.
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