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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 14, 2010 |
KPBS News Judge’s Ruling Could Limit San Diego’s Water Supply About one-quarter of San Diego County's water supply could be affected by a court ruling. A California judge in Sacramento Thursday invalidated a landmark pact to curtail the state's overuse of water. See full story. |
Voice of San Diego Looking at 2010: Carl DeMaio's Ambition The day San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio was elected, I warned that he could either become a leader unlike any we'd seen in town, or he could fail politically, in the way the former city attorney, Mike Aguirre, did. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Quick take: La Mesa stays in-house to appoint city manager LA MESA: A new city manager has been named for La Mesa. See full story. |
San Diego News Network Opinion: Desalination should be a last resort in our water portfolio Environmental groups challenging the Carlsbad Desalination Plant have recently come under attack for deeply scrutinizing the project, proposed as the region’s most expensive and energy intensive water supply option. See full story. |
Ramona Sentinel Water conservation rebates available Residential water conservation rebates are still available, but rebates for commercial conservation is limited. See full story. |
Bloomberg Arizona, Chicago Sales Show Insurance Demand Persists (Update 1) Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Municipal debt sales this week by Arizona and Chicago show demand for bond insurance persists, even after the percentage of the market to carry such guarantees plummeted to below 10 percent last year. See full story. |
OC Register Water war: Southern rebels to hire $49,000 consultant for divorce The rebels in Orange County’s Water War - which threatens to cleave the county in two and cost more than $1 million - are hiring a consultant to prepare a “detachment application,” which could allow them to split from their northern neighbors and form their own water-importing authority. See full story. |
Pasadena Star-News Congressional panel coming to LA to discuss water crisis Rep. Grace Napolitano, D-Santa Fe Springs, will hold a rare congressional hearing on the state's water crisis in Los Angeles Jan. 25, she announced Wednesday. See full story. |
Bakersfield Californian Valley leaders demand explanation for feds' water turnabout Looks like the so-called "two gates" project is all but dead. See full story. |
Fresno Bee Feds' delay of delta plan questioned Farmers and water district officials are disappointed that the federal government has put on hold a plan to protect threatened fish in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. See full story. |
The Associated Press Project to place fish-saving gates in delta stalls FRESNO, Calif.—A plan to place two removable gates in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to keep threatened fish from getting killed by water pumps has been put off—indefinitely. See full story. |