Record-Setting Storm to Continue Crawl Over California into Friday
A nearly stationary storm will be slow to wring out all of its moisture over central and Southern California into the end of the week.
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Opinion: Essential or Not, All Construction Requires Enhanced Safety Protocols
Across the United States, communities are working diligently to respond to the coronavirus outbreak. From healthcare to food distribution and other essential services, all industries are assessing ways to keep their workforce healthy and safe while meeting the needs of our nation during this time of crisis.
California State Water Board Approves Key Permits for KRRC Dam Removal
The State Water Board on Tuesday, April 7 issued key documents that move the Klamath River Renewal Corporation (KRRC) significantly closer to removing four dams and re-opening 360 miles of the Klamath River and its tributaries to imperiled salmon, according to a news release.
Cal Water Responds to Concerns During COVID-19 Pandemic
In response to concerns the California Water Service has seen about the safety of tap water as well as scammers targeting utility providers’ customers through phone, mail and email for personal information or to demand payment for their bills, released the following things residents should know.
Opinion: From the Pumps to Courtrooms, Trump’s Water Boost is Making Waves
How radical are our state leaders and environmentalists in regards to California water? Very.
On Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge Dale Drozd, an Obama appointee, denied a temporary restraining order on Delta pumping sought by a cavalry of usual suspects.
Snow Day? No Way. Coronavirus Restrictions Bar Outdoor Play After Storm Blankets Mountains
Residents in the Southern California mountains awoke to a blanket of fresh snowfall on Wednesday, but thanks to restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic, a would-be snow day was quashed by health officials.
Carlsbad Desalination Plant Running at Full Capacity with ‘Shelter In Place’
When your business is water, your business is essential. Over at the desalination plant in Carlsbad, it’s anything but business as usual.
How Sweetwater Authority is Bringing People Water Service During COVID-19
In these difficult and uncertain times, Sweetwater Authority Chair, Steve Castaneda, joined Good Morning San Diego to let customers to know that they will continue to provide safe, reliable water service during the COVID-19 emergency and beyond.
Unusual Storm Guarantees a ‘Green Spring’ in Greater San Diego
An Alaska storm that dropped unusually far south, drawing moisture from the subtropics, put San Diego over its annual rainfall mark.
Construction Finishes on $650 Million Water Pumping Station at Lake Mead
The Southern Nevada Water Authority, along with contractor Barnard of Nevada, Inc., announced the completion of the Low Lake Level Pumping Station after nearly five years of construction.
