State leaders missed a federal deadline to negotiate a deal over future management of the Colorado River
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Seven western states were hoping to agree on a plan to address future water shortages.
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San Diego could help Nevada and Arizona shore-up their water supplies under a first-of-its-kind agreement.
Under the plan, the Lower Basin states could face collective cuts up to 3 million acre-feet annually through 2036.
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