South San Diego County’s ocean waters are awash in sewage-tainted runoff coming across the border and local and state officials want action to stop the polluted flows. Sixty million gallons of sewage-tainted water flows into the U.S. every day. “The entire sewer system of Tijuana has collapsed,” said Serge Dedina, Imperial Beach mayor. “And it […]
Essential workers at Imperial Irrigation District, are now living at their job site in order to stay protected from the coronavirus. According to IID, they will be housing 32 employees who are vital in providing Imperial County residents with water and energy.
A water dam and reservoir under construction on land acquired from Rancho Mission Viejo has not been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, according to Santa Margarita Water District Deputy General Manager Don Bunts. Recent rainfall, however, has affected the Trampas Canyon Dam and Reservoir project, which intends to store recycled water. Work on the project […]
As Tijuana Sewage Pollutes South San Diego Beaches, County Asks for Federal Help
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /KPBS-FM/TVby Erik AndersonSouth San Diego County’s ocean waters are awash in sewage-tainted runoff coming across the border and local and state officials want action to stop the polluted flows. Sixty million gallons of sewage-tainted water flows into the U.S. every day. “The entire sewer system of Tijuana has collapsed,” said Serge Dedina, Imperial Beach mayor. “And it […]
Essential IID Employees Living On Job Site to Stay Protected
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kimberlyn Velasquez /KYMAby Alexandra RangelEssential workers at Imperial Irrigation District, are now living at their job site in order to stay protected from the coronavirus. According to IID, they will be housing 32 employees who are vital in providing Imperial County residents with water and energy.
What’s Flushed Today Can be a Problem Months from Now Because of Coronavirus Fears
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kimberlyn Velasquez /Palm Springs Desert Sunby Larry BohannanMost businesses across the country and certainly in the Coachella Valley are dealing with the fallout from the coronavirus crisis on a daily basis.
South Orange County Water Reservoir, Dam Project Still Moving Forward
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Capistrano Dispatch (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.)by Collin BreauxA water dam and reservoir under construction on land acquired from Rancho Mission Viejo has not been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, according to Santa Margarita Water District Deputy General Manager Don Bunts. Recent rainfall, however, has affected the Trampas Canyon Dam and Reservoir project, which intends to store recycled water. Work on the project […]