Lemon Grove unanimously approved a proposed amendment to a Metro Wastewater Joint Powers Authority agreement that is intended to establish fairer billing for pure water program costs and shift voting requirements for major decisions from unanimous to a two-thirds majority. Metro Wastewater JPA is a coalition of 13 cities and districts in San Diego County […]
The weather forecast for the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026 will likely include rain showers and cloudy conditions for San Diego County. Santa Ana winds will continue to blow throughout the region, especially in the mountains and inland valleys, early in the week. Some gusts could reach up to 65 miles per […]
When budgets are tight, political promises that fight climate change or pollution tend to take a backseat. That’s true nationally, as the climate news publication Heatmap explained last month, pointing out various Democrats in Congress who backed off policies to combat global warming out of concern for the high costs they could impose on voters. San […]
Lemon Grove Approves Amendment to Wastewater Agreement
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Hannah ElsmoreLemon Grove unanimously approved a proposed amendment to a Metro Wastewater Joint Powers Authority agreement that is intended to establish fairer billing for pure water program costs and shift voting requirements for major decisions from unanimous to a two-thirds majority. Metro Wastewater JPA is a coalition of 13 cities and districts in San Diego County […]
New Year’s Day Storms Leave San Diego Flooded, Spark Dramatic Water Rescues
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /ABC 10 San DiegoStorm System Moves Into San Diego County for New Year’s Eve, Day
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /Fox 5 San Diegoby Rhea CaoileThe weather forecast for the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026 will likely include rain showers and cloudy conditions for San Diego County. Santa Ana winds will continue to blow throughout the region, especially in the mountains and inland valleys, early in the week. Some gusts could reach up to 65 miles per […]
Climate Promises Are First Thing to Go When San Diego’s Pressed for Cash
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /Voice of San Diegoby MacKenzie ElmerWhen budgets are tight, political promises that fight climate change or pollution tend to take a backseat. That’s true nationally, as the climate news publication Heatmap explained last month, pointing out various Democrats in Congress who backed off policies to combat global warming out of concern for the high costs they could impose on voters. San […]