Los Angeles has enough water to make it through three more years of drought without continuing state-mandated water cuts. That’s the finding of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s “stress test,” which was due to the State Water Resources Control Board this week. Under a complex calculation handed down by state water officials, local […]
The City Council’s Environment Committee gave tentative approval Thursday to a proposal to ratchet back water-use restrictions, following reports of ample local supply. If the change from a Level Two Drought Alert response to a Level One Drought Watch is given final approval by the full San Diego City Council at a future meeting, water […]
San Diego officials are considering ratcheting back water use restrictions and are scheduled to present their plans Thursday to the City Council’s Environment Committee. If the change from a Level Two Drought Alert response to a Level One Drought Watch is approved, water conservation efforts would be voluntary, allowing residents to water their lawns more than two […]
Southern California’s smaller cities and large businesses must take the threat of a crippling earthquake far more seriously than they have been, a committee of business, public policy and utility leaders said Thursday, saying action is needed to “prevent the inevitable disaster from becoming a catastrophe.” Despite strides made by the city of Los Angeles to […]
LADWP Sees No Need For State-Mandated Water Conservation
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /89.3 KPCC (Pasadena)by Emily GuerinLos Angeles has enough water to make it through three more years of drought without continuing state-mandated water cuts. That’s the finding of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s “stress test,” which was due to the State Water Resources Control Board this week. Under a complex calculation handed down by state water officials, local […]
San Diego May Loosen Reins On Drought Restrictions
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /La Jolla Patch Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityThe City Council’s Environment Committee gave tentative approval Thursday to a proposal to ratchet back water-use restrictions, following reports of ample local supply. If the change from a Level Two Drought Alert response to a Level One Drought Watch is given final approval by the full San Diego City Council at a future meeting, water […]
Plans to Make San Diego Water Restrictions Voluntary to be Reviewed
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /CBS 8 (San Diego) Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthoritySan Diego officials are considering ratcheting back water use restrictions and are scheduled to present their plans Thursday to the City Council’s Environment Committee. If the change from a Level Two Drought Alert response to a Level One Drought Watch is approved, water conservation efforts would be voluntary, allowing residents to water their lawns more than two […]
Lack of Preparation for Massive Earthquake Could Bring Catastrophe, Report Says
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Rong-Gong Lin IISouthern California’s smaller cities and large businesses must take the threat of a crippling earthquake far more seriously than they have been, a committee of business, public policy and utility leaders said Thursday, saying action is needed to “prevent the inevitable disaster from becoming a catastrophe.” Despite strides made by the city of Los Angeles to […]