There’s been a lot of progress at the Salton Sea in the last year, but local officials and activists aren’t taking anything for granted. In what’s becoming a regular ritual, representatives from the Imperial Irrigation District and other groups trekked to Sacramento on Tuesday to make the case for action on the Salton Sea. […]
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Los Angeles office activated its Reservoir Operations Center on Tuesday to help reduce flooding risk during the winter storms. Van Crisostomo, chief of the operations center, said late Tuesday morning that rainfall had “not really affected our areas of operation, but we will continue to monitor in the […]
The state got a big financial boost in its quest to find more water sources — by recycling it. The State Water Resources Control Board authorized the sale of $1.2 billion in revenue bonds Tuesday to fund additional recycled water projects. Supporters believe the money, an extension of the existing Clean Water State Revolving […]
As long-awaited rain comes to the state, regulators said Tuesday that California cut its water usage by 20.3% in November, staying on track to meet the target set by Gov. Jerry Brown. The savings percentage, compared with November 2013, was the lowest in six months of reporting and moved California’s cumulative savings to 26.3% […]
IID Presses California to Pay for Salton Sea Fixes
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Desert Sun (Palm Springs)by By Sammy RothThere’s been a lot of progress at the Salton Sea in the last year, but local officials and activists aren’t taking anything for granted. In what’s becoming a regular ritual, representatives from the Imperial Irrigation District and other groups trekked to Sacramento on Tuesday to make the case for action on the Salton Sea. […]
Army Corps of Engineers Activates Reservoir Operation Center to Manage Flooding Risk
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Patch (Long Beach)by By Alexander NguyenThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Los Angeles office activated its Reservoir Operations Center on Tuesday to help reduce flooding risk during the winter storms. Van Crisostomo, chief of the operations center, said late Tuesday morning that rainfall had “not really affected our areas of operation, but we will continue to monitor in the […]
State Gets $1.2 Billion Boost for More Water Recycling Projects
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /San Gabriel Valley Tribuneby By Steve ScauzilloThe state got a big financial boost in its quest to find more water sources — by recycling it. The State Water Resources Control Board authorized the sale of $1.2 billion in revenue bonds Tuesday to fund additional recycled water projects. Supporters believe the money, an extension of the existing Clean Water State Revolving […]
California Cut Water Use 20.3% in November; With the Rain, What Will Happen?
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Los Angeles Timesby By Matt StevensAs long-awaited rain comes to the state, regulators said Tuesday that California cut its water usage by 20.3% in November, staying on track to meet the target set by Gov. Jerry Brown. The savings percentage, compared with November 2013, was the lowest in six months of reporting and moved California’s cumulative savings to 26.3% […]