Homeowners say that the water is constantly leaking, causing pools of water throughout their yards and leaving behind algae, mold and mosquitos.
Some Murrieta residents are struggling to find the source of groundwater that seems to be constantly leaking in their neighborhood, raising concerns about how much built up moisture there actually is under their homes. 'I feel like I'm on a boat,' said John Perry, who purchased him house on Arron court less than a year ago.
'The subdivision being impacted by the issue was built back in 2002, but both Perry and Race moved into the neighborhood last year. They've heard from others that water problems have plagued the neighborhood as far back as 2018. 'I know there's been a lot of development in the area,' Perry said. 'I don't know what has changed, but what has changed is the water flows all day, everyday nonstop.
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