The latest water main break at the University of California-Los Angeles is being called another black eye for L.A.’s aging water system. Perhaps it’s easy to lay blame on the archaic infrastructure — much of it dates back to the 1920s — but is there a simple solution? According to the LA Times, the answer is yes — blame crew workers.A 30-foot geyser shot in the air when the 30-inch, 90-year-old mainline broke, sending 8 million to 10 million gallons of water across Sunset Boulevard and the UCLA campus before it was shut off three hours later.Check out this video
