A storm out of the northeast Pacific Ocean drenched much of San Diego County before dawn on Wednesday. Skies are expected to be dry at 5 p.m. when Oregon and North Carolina compete in the Holiday Bowl at Petco Park in downtown San Diego.
Rain is in the forecast this week, and residents with rain barrels are getting ready. “Right before it rains, I make sure that they are empty so that I have space for more water,” said Robin Reed-Anderson, an Encinitas resident. She has four barrels on her property that collect rainwater.
Paloma Aguirre has fought to clean up the sewage-plagued waters of Imperial Beach for the better part of the last two decades — first as an activist and most recently as the city’s first elected woman of Mexican descent. The city’s newly minted mayor says her highest priority next year will be working with officials in Baja […]
Here’s How Much Rain Fell in 30 San Diego County Communities Before Dawn Wednesday
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby Gary RobbinsA storm out of the northeast Pacific Ocean drenched much of San Diego County before dawn on Wednesday. Skies are expected to be dry at 5 p.m. when Oregon and North Carolina compete in the Holiday Bowl at Petco Park in downtown San Diego.
Residents With Rain Barrels Look Forward to Upcoming Storm in San Diego
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /KPBSby Tania ThorneRain is in the forecast this week, and residents with rain barrels are getting ready. “Right before it rains, I make sure that they are empty so that I have space for more water,” said Robin Reed-Anderson, an Encinitas resident. She has four barrels on her property that collect rainwater.
Water News Network Top Stories of 2022
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Networkby Ed Joyce Quoted: San Diego County Water AuthorityThe Water News Network top stories of 2022 were drought-related and features about technology and college scholarships also engaged readers.
Three Ways Imperial Beach’s New Mayor Plans to Tackle the Tijuana Sewage Crisis
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The San Diego Union-Tribune, Los Angeles Timesby Joshua Emerson SmithPaloma Aguirre has fought to clean up the sewage-plagued waters of Imperial Beach for the better part of the last two decades — first as an activist and most recently as the city’s first elected woman of Mexican descent. The city’s newly minted mayor says her highest priority next year will be working with officials in Baja […]