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This database contains press and video clips on water issues of interest to the San Diego County Water Authority.
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July 31, 2009 |
San Diego Union-Tribune WWII plane's number doesn't match records SOUTH COUNTY — Here's another mystery surrounding that World War II Navy plane found by bass angler Duane Johnson on his fish finder back in February. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Tunnel under delta could be alternative to canal SACRAMENTO – A possible answer to Southern California's water-delivery woes has emerged right underfoot, literally. See full story. |
10News.com Main Break Leaves City Heights Residents Without Water SAN DIEGO -- A water-main break left homes and businesses in a City Heights neighborhood without functional plumbing for hours Thursday. See full story. |
Mission Times Courier Q&A: Investigating Reported Water Waste With the Mayor and City Council's declaration of a Level 2 Water Emergency, mandatory water use restrictions have been in effect since June 1st. See full story. |
KPBS News UCSD Nets $11 Million for Energy Project UC San Diego is getting $11 million in incentives from California's Self-Generation Incentive Program for the installation of an innovative fuel cell energy generation and storage system on the La Jolla campus. See full story. |
North County Times ENCINITAS: Officials warn of water district employee ruse ENCINITAS ---- Officials are warning of a ruse in which crooks try to get into a home by claiming to be water district employees. See full story. |
Fallbrook-Bonsall Village News RWQCB postpones Gregory Canyon permit hearing indefinitely The Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) had been scheduled to consider the issuance of a waste discharge permit for the proposed Gregory Canyon landfill during an August 12 hearing, but that hearing has been postponed indefinitely. See full story. |
Chico Enterprise-Record Editorial: People deserve facts from DWR Our view: The Department of Water Resources failed to communicate effectively with the public after an accident at Oroville Dam.
See full story. |
Business Wire Another Southern California Desalination Project Receives Final Approval West Basin Municipal Water District’s Ocean-Water Desalination Demonstration Project has received all regulatory approvals needed to move forward with construction next year. See full story. |
Lake County News State lists local water systems vulnerable to drought SACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) has released a list of small water systems that are vulnerable to drought which includes four systems in Lake County, as well as several systems in neighboring counties. See full story. |
The Fresno Bee $9.5m in water aid flowing to Valley The Westlands Water District, where farmers have struggled because of a water shortage, is receiving a $9.5 million boost from the federal government to help it increase water efficiency and stretch its supply. See full story. |
Miller-McCune Drought-Proofing California by 2020 California lawmakers are working on a historic plan — the first of its kind in the United States — to require a 20 percent reduction in per-capita urban water use by the year 2020. See full story. |
Associated Press Fed grant funds to ease Calif. water shortages FRESNO, Calif. — Federal agencies have pledged to send nearly $60 million in grants to help California communities, farms and dairies suffering from ongoing water shortages. See full story. |
Water World NPDES overview course for permitees now available on-line EPA is now offering segments of its very popular "NPDES Permit Writers' Course" on line. See full story. |