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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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January 5, 2010 |
Imperial Valley Press Imperial Irrigation District seeks Quantification Settlement Agreement resolution During today’s 1 p.m. Imperial Irrigation District meeting in El Centro, the Board of Directors will vote to pass a resolution about the Quantification Settlement Agreement tentative invalidation. See full story. |
Voice of San Diego Looking at 2010: Marco Gonzalez and the Environmental Court Second up in our little series of Q&As is Marco Gonzalez, an environmental attorney. He's most prominent as the public face and legal representative of the Surfrider Foundation and Coastal Environmental Rights Foundation. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Column: Community, elected leaders think big when it comes to resolutions As we start the first full week of 2010, here’s how some local leaders are resolving to make San Diego County a better place to live. See full story. |
North County Times REGION: Water district asks for weeklong outdoor watering freeze Western Municipal Water District customers are being asked to forgo any outside watering this week while the district's water supplier shuts down a treatment plant for scheduled maintenance. See full story. |
Imperial Valley Press Lawsuit fights water plan Jimmy Abatti and other plaintiffs will challenge the Imperial Irrigation District in the local superior court Wednesday about IID’s water distribution during a shortage. See full story. |
Orange County Register Opinion: California on the hook for a fish Californians are still waiting for Congress or the Obama administration to end the man-made drought plaguing the Golden State. It has been more than two years since Congress was first asked to step in and end this needless calamity. See full story. |
Contra Costa Times Luxury development's dubious Delta water supply A luxury housing development 250 miles south of its Delta water source is moving forward, even though its water supply relies on a 15-year-old deal that has never passed environmental muster. See full story. |
Santa Rosa Press-Democrat GUEST OPINION: Gauging ground water The fear of the well going dry is a real one for the thousands of Sonoma County residents who rely on ground water for drinking, farming and business operations. See full story. |
The Associated Press Invasive mussel hunt extends beyond Tahoe RENO, Nev. -- The hunt for invasive quagga and zebra mussels will extend beyond Lake Tahoe to other regional lakes and reservoirs to protect waters in the Sierra Nevada, officials said. See full story. |