Hundreds of pounds of rainbow trout were biting for participants on Saturday during the sixth annual Kids Fishing Day at Lake Jennings in Lakeside. The event started in 2015 has been an annual highlight ever since its inception. Kids ages 9 and under fished for free all day Saturday at the Kids Pond, which is a […]
Southern California is one of only a few places outside the Mediterranean Basin to enjoy a Mediterranean-like climate. Mild summers and wet winters have long supported some of the state’s (and the country’s) most bio diverse locations. But Southern California is warming faster than nearly anywhere else in the contiguous United States, and climate projections […]
The State Water Resources Control Board – Division of Drinking Water decided to lower its response level guidelines for two chemicals found in low concentrations in drinking water across the state, according to SCV Water. On Feb. 6, Division of Drinking Water lowered its response levels to 10 parts per trillion for perfluorooctanoic acid and […]
Heavy rains bring along a noise nuisance for residents living in a cul de sac on Pananma Place in Normal Heights. Neighbors claim the city of San Diego installed a pump to suck water out of a drain whenever it rains because the underground pipe serving the drain has collapsed. While the pump prevents a […]
Lake Jennings Hosts Kids Fishing Day
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News NetworkHundreds of pounds of rainbow trout were biting for participants on Saturday during the sixth annual Kids Fishing Day at Lake Jennings in Lakeside. The event started in 2015 has been an annual highlight ever since its inception. Kids ages 9 and under fished for free all day Saturday at the Kids Pond, which is a […]
Southern California Climate Change Over 100,000 Years
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Eos by Kate WheelingSouthern California is one of only a few places outside the Mediterranean Basin to enjoy a Mediterranean-like climate. Mild summers and wet winters have long supported some of the state’s (and the country’s) most bio diverse locations. But Southern California is warming faster than nearly anywhere else in the contiguous United States, and climate projections […]
SCV Water to Remove Wells From Service Following State PFAS Guideline Changes
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Hometown Station (Santa Clarita, Calif.)by KHTS NewsroomThe State Water Resources Control Board – Division of Drinking Water decided to lower its response level guidelines for two chemicals found in low concentrations in drinking water across the state, according to SCV Water. On Feb. 6, Division of Drinking Water lowered its response levels to 10 parts per trillion for perfluorooctanoic acid and […]
Flood-Prevention Pump Installed in Normal Heights Keeping Neighbors Awake
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /NBC 7 San Diego by Rory DevineHeavy rains bring along a noise nuisance for residents living in a cul de sac on Pananma Place in Normal Heights. Neighbors claim the city of San Diego installed a pump to suck water out of a drain whenever it rains because the underground pipe serving the drain has collapsed. While the pump prevents a […]