As desalination gains traction in parts of California, Santa Cruz weighs future of its water supply

Santa Cruz needs more water if it is going to comfortably grow as planned. A new policy aimed at future water-supply projects keeps a desalination plant on the table, a controversial strategy with a long history in Santa Cruz.

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