Southern California is known for its sun, sand, and of course, it’s snakes. And thanks to our ongoing drought, rattlesnakes are making their way out of the hills and into our yards in record numbers.“They’re out in full force right now,” said Bo Slyapich, who is known as the “rattlesnake wrangler.” He specializes in snake removal, relocation, […]
A rainy winter in Northern California may have strengthened the state’s water supply, but San Juan Capistrano is keeping conservation tools in place in case Southern California’s drought continues. The City Council voted 5-0 at its June 21 meeting to keep in place the city’s Stage 2 water alert, which limits lawn watering and irrigation […]
Twenty-six million people in California, Nevada and Arizona rely on the Colorado River, but this magnificent source of water that carved a continent is drying up. Representatives of the three states have been huddling behind closed doors and, for the first time ever, California water officials are offering to give up some of the state’s […]
/in San Diego County/by Mike Lee /The Coast News Group (Encinitas)by Bianca Kaplanek Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority
Thanks in part to winter rain and snow storms, state and local agencies are loosening water-use restrictions in Solana Beach and Del Mar. But one council member in the latter city called the move premature, prompting his colleagues to hold off on downgrading to a Stage 1 drought level. “I think it’s a mistake to relax […]
Record Number of Rattlesnakes Making Their Way Into Yards Due to Drought
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /CBS Los AngelesSouthern California is known for its sun, sand, and of course, it’s snakes. And thanks to our ongoing drought, rattlesnakes are making their way out of the hills and into our yards in record numbers.“They’re out in full force right now,” said Bo Slyapich, who is known as the “rattlesnake wrangler.” He specializes in snake removal, relocation, […]
San Juan Capistrano Keeps Water Rules in Place, Seeks Relaxation of State Mandate
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Orange County Registerby Fred SweglesA rainy winter in Northern California may have strengthened the state’s water supply, but San Juan Capistrano is keeping conservation tools in place in case Southern California’s drought continues. The City Council voted 5-0 at its June 21 meeting to keep in place the city’s Stage 2 water alert, which limits lawn watering and irrigation […]
With Doomsday in Mind, California Officials Are Ceding Water to Arizona, Nevada
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diegoby Ry Rivard Quoted: Mark WattonTwenty-six million people in California, Nevada and Arizona rely on the Colorado River, but this magnificent source of water that carved a continent is drying up. Representatives of the three states have been huddling behind closed doors and, for the first time ever, California water officials are offering to give up some of the state’s […]
Water Restrictions Tapering Off
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Coast News Group (Encinitas)by Bianca Kaplanek Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityThanks in part to winter rain and snow storms, state and local agencies are loosening water-use restrictions in Solana Beach and Del Mar. But one council member in the latter city called the move premature, prompting his colleagues to hold off on downgrading to a Stage 1 drought level. “I think it’s a mistake to relax […]