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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 13, 2010 |
San Diego Union-Tribune New report required for Gregory Canyon The long-planned, oft-delayed Gregory Canyon landfill in North County is likely facing another delay. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Just Fix It: Public Utilities Dept. catches a break — ‘Finally, an easy one!’
Even a drop at a time adds up over a week. See full story. |
North County Times Letters to the Editor We need this beautiful Stonegate/Merriam Mountains development, we need the wider, safer roads at Deer Springs, and we need everything this development plan has to offer. See full story. |
San Diego News Network Gregory Canyon Landfill Facing Another Long-Term Delay The long-delayed Gregory Canyon landfill in North County is facing yet another potential delay, according to the Union-Tribune. See full story. |
Los Angeles Times High Country Gardens’ 2010 crop of water-wise plants
High Country Gardens, based in Santa Fe, N.M., has a reputation for introducing enticing new water-wise perennial plants to American gardeners every year. See full story. |
Contra Costa Times Something fishy about state agency lawyer's removal, lawmaker says A key lawmaker wants to know why Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration moved a top lawyer out of the agency charged with making sure the state's water policies adhere to environmental laws. See full story. |
The Press Democrat Stricter watering rules coming for new projects A state law limiting lawn and landscaping irrigation takes effect this month, but many Sonoma County jurisdictions are enacting even tougher watering restrictions for future building projects. See full story. |
San Francisco Chronicle State adopts greenest building codes in U.S. Newly constructed hospitals, schools, shopping malls and homes in California will be some of the greenest in the world, after a state commission voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the most stringent, environmentally friendly building code standards... See full story. |