Two local water districts have filed a lawsuit in North County court alleging the city of San Diego failed for years to maintain the Lake Hodges Dam. The water districts allege they have lost $21 million due to the release of water from Lake Hodges in recent months.
Water for People, a global nonprofit, has presented its prestigious Kenneth J. Miller Founder’s Award for outstanding service to La Mesa resident Harold E. Bailey, Ph.D., P.E. A registered civil engineer and former university instructor, Dr. Bailey has an impressive record of accomplishments for numerous local water-related organizations and agencies spanning more than four decades. […]
As water shortages loom in Baja California, the state’s plans for a desalination plant are back on track after years of delay. An undeveloped 50-acre plot next to a power plant in northern Rosarito Beach – envisioned as the site of the proposed desalination facility – is now in Mexican government hands. By the end […]
Water Districts Sue City of San Diego Over Lake Hodges Dam Maintenance
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /CBS8by David GotfredsonTwo local water districts have filed a lawsuit in North County court alleging the city of San Diego failed for years to maintain the Lake Hodges Dam. The water districts allege they have lost $21 million due to the release of water from Lake Hodges in recent months.
Dr. Harold Bailey Wins Prestigious Award From Water for People
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /East County Magazineby Miriam RafteryWater for People, a global nonprofit, has presented its prestigious Kenneth J. Miller Founder’s Award for outstanding service to La Mesa resident Harold E. Bailey, Ph.D., P.E. A registered civil engineer and former university instructor, Dr. Bailey has an impressive record of accomplishments for numerous local water-related organizations and agencies spanning more than four decades. […]
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/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie CapuanoBorder Report: Rosarito Desal Plant Could Finally Get off the Ground
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /Voice of San Diegoby Sandra DippleAs water shortages loom in Baja California, the state’s plans for a desalination plant are back on track after years of delay. An undeveloped 50-acre plot next to a power plant in northern Rosarito Beach – envisioned as the site of the proposed desalination facility – is now in Mexican government hands. By the end […]