California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law new legislation to further prevent the exposure of harmful chemicals and sewage into the Tijuana River Valley.
People flock to a Chula Vista parking lot to fill up jugs with water from a colorful kiosk owned by Colorado-based Watermill Express. The company is one of several competing for customers suspicious of city tap water and fed up with buying bottled water. Watermill, which runs a few dozen water vending machines across San […]
The United States-Mexico border region is enduring the latest in a series of massive cross-border sewage tainted spills. Federal officials in charge of monitoring the trans-border sewage situation on the U.S. side of the border said nearly 8 million gallons of tainted water flowed crossed the border in the Tijuana River channel. The flow crossed […]
To guard against volatility in the amount of state water it receives, Santa Maria and several other Central Coast Water Authority members are planning to claim an additional 12,214 acre-feet of state water that was set aside decades ago. The move — which would be funded by issuing a $42 million bond — would increase […]
Gov. Newsom Signs Bill Addressing Water Quality Issues in Tijuana River Valley
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /KUSI Newsby Dan PlanteCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law new legislation to further prevent the exposure of harmful chemicals and sewage into the Tijuana River Valley.
Water Vending Businesses Tap Into Customer Fears Over Water Quality
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diego by Ry RivardPeople flock to a Chula Vista parking lot to fill up jugs with water from a colorful kiosk owned by Colorado-based Watermill Express. The company is one of several competing for customers suspicious of city tap water and fed up with buying bottled water. Watermill, which runs a few dozen water vending machines across San […]
8 Million Gallons Of Tainted Water Foul Tijuana River Valley
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /KPBSby Erik AndersonThe United States-Mexico border region is enduring the latest in a series of massive cross-border sewage tainted spills. Federal officials in charge of monitoring the trans-border sewage situation on the U.S. side of the border said nearly 8 million gallons of tainted water flowed crossed the border in the Tijuana River channel. The flow crossed […]
To Guard Against Drought, Santa Maria Looks To Acquire Rights To Suspended State Water Supply
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Santa Maria Times by Razi SyedTo guard against volatility in the amount of state water it receives, Santa Maria and several other Central Coast Water Authority members are planning to claim an additional 12,214 acre-feet of state water that was set aside decades ago. The move — which would be funded by issuing a $42 million bond — would increase […]