Southern Californians who received cash rebates for replacing their lawns with drought-tolerant landscaping will soon get a federal tax form in the mail reporting the amount, but water officials said Thursday it is still not clear whether the reimbursement will be taxable. Officials from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California — which funded […]
If you want to enjoy your home swimming pool and still save water, Cal Poly researchers said it’s possible you just need to cover up. Pool owners can help the state enough water for about half a million people to use each year. Misgana Muleta, associate professor at Cal Poly’s Civil and Environmental […]
Southern Californians who received cash rebates for replacing their lawns with drought-tolerant landscaping will soon get a federal tax form in the mail reporting the amount, but water officials said Thursday it is still not clear whether the reimbursement will be taxable. Officials from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California — which funded […]
California’s congressional delegation continued to wrangle over how to respond to the Golden State’s water crisis Thursday when Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) released what she called a “discussion draft” of proposed legislation. Feinstein said in a statement that the bill addresses long-term and short-term water concerns. “In my 23 years in the Senate, this […]
Turf Rebate Recipients Will Have to Decide How to Report Funds on Federal Taxes
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Los Angeles Timesby By Taylor GoldensteinSouthern Californians who received cash rebates for replacing their lawns with drought-tolerant landscaping will soon get a federal tax form in the mail reporting the amount, but water officials said Thursday it is still not clear whether the reimbursement will be taxable. Officials from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California — which funded […]
Cal Poly Researchers Find Ways to Help Pool Owners Conserve
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /KEYT- KCOY-KKFX (Santa Barbara)by Nataly TavidianIf you want to enjoy your home swimming pool and still save water, Cal Poly researchers said it’s possible you just need to cover up. Pool owners can help the state enough water for about half a million people to use each year. Misgana Muleta, associate professor at Cal Poly’s Civil and Environmental […]
Turf Rebate Recipients Will Have to Decide How to Report Funds on Federal Taxes
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby By Taylor GoldensteinSouthern Californians who received cash rebates for replacing their lawns with drought-tolerant landscaping will soon get a federal tax form in the mail reporting the amount, but water officials said Thursday it is still not clear whether the reimbursement will be taxable. Officials from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California — which funded […]
Feinstein Water Plan Would Fund Recycling, Desalination and Storage
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby By Sarah D. WireCalifornia’s congressional delegation continued to wrangle over how to respond to the Golden State’s water crisis Thursday when Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) released what she called a “discussion draft” of proposed legislation. Feinstein said in a statement that the bill addresses long-term and short-term water concerns. “In my 23 years in the Senate, this […]